Table in sentence

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So if you're French or Spanish, to you, a table is kind of a girl, as opposed to if you are an English speaker.

The second thing I learned is that when people like me, who understood that fear, who had learned a new language, who had navigated new systems, when people like us were sitting at the table, we advocated for our communities' needs in a way that no one else could or would.

And when people like Lan are sitting at the policy table, they can make a difference.

You're scared that I'm going to take away your place at the table, and I'm scared that I'm never going to get a place at the table.

And if we really want to make big changes in big problems like world hunger, we need everybody to the table.

So it would be an understatement to say that I had to work extremely hard to get my seat at the table and access to television, because the network decided that they would only include those with 2.5 percent or more in the polls in the first TV debate.

What resources and expertise do you bring to the table?

On average, women make less ambitious offers and get worse outcomes than men at the bargaining table.

And in those 3,000 messages between us, we collapsed time; we queered it; we laid it all on the table.

Now, usually these groups of people aren't at the same table wanting the same outcome.

And we're leaving so much on the table, 72 percent of the planet.

That is a woman who insists that you make room for her at the table of power, and that is the most terrifying of all because we can't make room for her without some of us giving up the extra space we hold.

This is a little piece of furniture for an Italian manufacturer, and it ships completely flat, and then it folds into a coffee table and a stool and whatnot.

And I started to make him walk across the table, and I thought, "Oh, I can make a little machine that will do that."

And unless we play into that power table, I think we'll end up in a bad place.

There is a real war going on, and for those of us who have lived through the nuclear nonproliferation age and saw how people agreed to take some very dangerous things off the table, well, the Carnegie Endowment just finished a study.

They talked to every country that made nuclear weapons and asked them, "Which digital 'weapon' would you take off the table against somebody else's schools or hospitals?"

Lots of it stays in the soil, and then when it rains, these chemicals go into the water table.

And in the water table, then they go into streams, into lakes, into rivers and into the sea.

For example, the European Parliament has a new law on the table, a new copyright protection law, that has a part called Article 13.

Here, in this intimate group of 10,000, I'd like to bring to the table some changes that I find reasonable to start discussing.

And I then compiled the votes into a spreadsheet, ran a pivot table, output it to PowerPoint, and the night before I left for vacation, I slapped a quasi subversive name on it and emailed it back from that anonymous email address to everyone who voted.

STM 2: Can you lower it down to 10? STM 3: And then lower the whole table down a little bit?

STM 4: Table coming down.

Rather, when they're making decisions in private, they worry about their own problems, about what to put on the table for dinner or how to pay their bills on time.

So I think you can come to the table, both being passionate about something.

But big projects like the Event Horizon Telescope are successful due to all the interdisciplinary expertise different people bring to the table.

And compromises can be thoroughly rotten if they harm people who are not at the table, people who are vulnerable, disempowered, people whom we have an obligation to protect.

When you collaborate with industry, you necessarily put off the table things that might promote the common good to which industry will not agree.

But the trick of debate is that you end up doing it directly, face to face, across the table.

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