Sentence examples similar to too much table from inspiring English sources

Milton Berle was officially barred for too much table-hopping, shouting and doing handsprings in the club; Berle contended that the real reason was because of a Stork Club satire he had recently performed on his television program.

("We just ordered too much," the table protested. Lee replied, "I noticed").

The handsome courtroom by James Noone has wood paneling stretching up to the roof and a rotating stage so we can get slightly different perspectives of the rather static set up (you can't mess too much with tables for the attorneys, a witness stand and so on).

"We cannot look too much at the table," said Benítez.

"Investors can wind up leaving too much on the table," he said.

"I've got too much on the table to worry about something that's in the future".

Even under the most favourable circumstances, not everything will get done: Mr Bush has simply put too much on the table.

By my fear remains: While so much good can be done and so much good is being done, we are leaving way too much on the table -- those poor girls among them.

Meyers invited Jon Snow to his dinner party in a funny segment where the brother of the Night's Watch shared a little too much around a table of Meyers' friends.

According to this model, the slab geometry is analogous to a table cloth draped over the corner of a table, producing a slab with too much material (pleats in the table cloth) to fit around the corner, developing compressive along-strike membrane strains or geometric buckling.

But Mr. Bewkes said that strategy leaves too much money on the table.