Sentences with phrase «open table meets»

It's still in stealth mode, but it will be Open Table meets Yelp, with a forced rating feature like Uber has.

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It is to create «open space», opening doors, enlarging the table, enabling churches and faiths to meet, to have dialogue and to learn from one another, to share their diversity, to become more inclusive, and to strive for justice and peace, for the integrity of all creation and for the unity of all humanity.

Constructed of high grade stainless steel with an open framework, our box off tables meet all AMI Sanitary Equipment Design Requirement for use in a food processing facility, and are durable enough to withstand the most demanding environments and last you for years to come.

Constructed of high grade stainless steel with an open framework, our stuffing tables meet all AMI Sanitary Equipment Design Requirement for use in a food processing facility, and are durable enough to withstand the most demanding environments and last you for years to come.

One thanksgiving, I decided since my girls are used to sharing family appreciations at our family meetings, that instead of doing the exercise, I would write each of my girls a letter of appreciation and have them open it at the dinner table.

We met in the same room that we always do, sat in our same chairs with our Bibles open on the tables in front of us.

When I arrived and approached the check - in table, the meet judge manning the table checked my gear, had me sign my life away on a few sheets of paper, then handed me a card with my name on it and said, «Write your opening attempts and rack heights on this and give it to the woman (another meet judge) who does your weigh - in.»

Back in 2006, I was staffing an information table about a new virtual public school opening up in California's Central Valley to meet the needs of young iconoclasts who wanted something different.

In 2014, in acknowledgment of the growing indie author market, BEA opened up an exhibit area where indie authors could buy affordable tables to conduct meetings and network.

The restaurant is open seating, with a combination of communal tables, high tables and small tables — allowing guests to change their dining companions each day as they meet new friends, or join the same group time after time.

Seated in the open air, our round tables can accommodate up to seven guests so each meal is a chance to meet people from all over the world.

The open plan living room on the first floor contains a small kitchen, a dining table and a lounge corner where you can relax, meet other travellers or read a book.

Healthy organic meals are served in the open - air restaurant by the swimming pool, where long tables and shared meals make for a terrific conducive atmosphere for meeting other guests.

Mediodía offers an outdoor swimming pool with a special area for children, deck loungers, bar with TV lounge and billiard table, restaurant buffet open for breakfast and dinner, meeting room, and a coin - operated Internet Point.

(1976/2016) comprises lines of stools arranged after the fashion of either a funereal procession or a board meeting around a T - shaped table that extends a long arm out the open third - story window.

This is all embraced within an industrial environment that contains an open air courtyard - complete with tables, chairs, wi - fi and a garden - where visitors from all walks of life can meet friends and family to experience art in an organic way - akin to the way artists make art.

From meeting rooms with no chairs to smart offices which measure cups of coffees drunk, toilets flushed and table football goals scored, there is a whole array of ways businesses large and small are adapting their office space to stimulate open and collaborative working.

Agreement making gives native title holders a seat at the table and opens opportunities to negotiate a range of development outcomes that meet our local needs and aspirations.

The elegant Algonquin Hotel, designed by Goldwin Starrett and opened in 1902, was a gathering place for famous writers, actors, editors, critics and playwrights — including Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Alexander Woollcott, Harold Ross, Tallulah Bankhead and Harpo Marx — whose regular «Round Table» meetings (or vicious circle, since the members thrived on gossip and pranks) helped make the hotel even more famous.

The interior views of the Large home where he is in the Parlor, she comings down the stairs and The mother sits at the dining table are all «The Calhoun Mansion» at 16 meeting street, charleston, SC (I use to live in the house) It is now open for tours, and The long dining table is still in the house with the chairs.