“The table was laden with a plethora of scrumptious dishes.”

“The available data is represented in this table, categorized and sorted according to geographical location.”

“Deep between the two canyons lies a broad table.”

“They use a program which fills the screen of the PC and effectively turns it into the central tabulator system.”

“What surprises people is that the central tabulator is just a PC, like what you and I use.”

“When power is restored, the vote tabulator is ready to accept ballots and normal processing of ballots can be continued.”

“The annual report included a detailed tabulation of sales figures for each quarter, providing a comprehensive overview of the company's performance.”

“Moreover, that knowledge must reflect careful observation, recording and tabulation.”

“The site offers voter registration, listings, and even vote tabulation for its customers.”

“The polyp lived on top of a tabula in a depression in the top of the coral called the calyx.”

“The paradoxical implication is of a specific radicalized and gendered tabula rasa.”

“Locke believed that we are born without innate knowledge, with an empty mind, a tabula rasa.”

“Esther Onaga, and Social Work Visiting Scholar Betty Tableman, MPA, have support from the Gerstacker Foundation.”

“I turned to Theo to apologize and was horrified to discover him weeping into a corner of the linen tablecloth.”

“There was a white tablecloth, and a bowl of grape hyacinths, and a bottle of Gewurztraminer.”

“The table in front of her was covered with a pale lilac lace tablecloth and the silver tea set rested upon it.”

“Other stars of the collection are remnants of medieval glazed jugs, tableware, and three-handled drinking cups from the 17th century.”

“Check your linens, tableware, and serving dishes and replace or borrow missing pieces.”

“After the initial biscuit firing, all tableware is glazed by hand, before the glost firing.”

“The tabularization of data allows for efficient organization and analysis.”

“After putting the leaves in the table and putting on the tablemat and tablecloth, they laid the placemats out.”

“My tablemate eyes the approaching platter, carried by a sweating young Jerusalem hotel chef and his helper.”

“Our tablemate Bob, not on our tour, had his wallet boosted by a group including an amputee.”

“Full but not defeated, my Rai-Televideo tablemate gets in a last jab before we hand in our marks.”

“A few years ago, I was sitting with a tableful of artists who agreed to an equally bleak, and equally wrong, assessment of art.”

“Of course, I also had to smile at the thought of a tableful of law professors grilling him.”

“Let's zoom in on a tableful of chic young working women sharing cosmos and Manischewitz Tam Tam crackers.”

“An arrangement of porcelain flowers, or miniature horses, or even a bowlful of gardenias from yesteryear would qualify as one of today's tablescapes.”

“These handmade Timorese weavings, rectangular in shape and fringed on two edges, are useful as tablecloths, shawls or wall hangings.”

“Fat and homely, he womanizes and gourmandizes and pulls tablecloths out from under dishes.”

“There was a pack of them gathered around the Sale table, squawking over pillowslips and linen tablecloths like magpies over a sandwich crust.”

“Validation studies verified our ability to repeat tabulations between tabulators and laboratories within acceptable limits.”

“Our votes will be canvassed Monday and Tuesday of next week and the tabulations will be made at that time and our vote will be completed.”

“Final data were abstracted directly from the publications or estimated from data tabulations in the articles.”

“We quickly found common ground with our table mates and shared a wonderful Voignier made by John Schafer, one of our tablemates.”

“It's not an easy thing, coming out with something that beats the pants off your tablemates.”

“If you are on a ship that has two traditional dinner seatings, arrive at your table on time. Your tablemates will appreciate it and so will the waiters.”

“The most significant work of Jean Luce and Marcel Goupy, designers of glass and ceramics, was in the production of elegant tablewares.”

“Some fine tablewares were produced, especially after mid-century, by designers such as Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Richard Süssmuth and Heinrich Löffelhardt.”

“Domestic offtake further reduced silver in circulation as the improving fortunes of the merchant class led to increased demand for tablewares.”

“In Roman times its was used for the conservation of the bronze tabulae containing the laws and the official deeds of the Roman State.”

“A province, and its communities, are not to be treated as tabulae rasae.”

“Everything seems aimed at the tabulae rasae of students who have never seen Milton before.”