easter tables造句

• Which brings me to the immediate problem : the Easter table.
• Dress up the Easter table with these edible bunnies.
• Elkin will use her rosemary bread as a centerpiece on her Easter table.
• On the plus side, everyone accepted Dionysius'Easter tables-- eventually.
• Think green when fleshing out the Easter table.
• High-end or budget-savvy, Easter table settings are pretty in pastels
• That they became the centerpiece of the Easter table was, if nothing else, logical.
• As a challenge, we asked Cook to set two contemporary Easter tables _ an inexpensive look and a pricier version.
• So the leg of lamb on the Easter table is probably not genuine spring and certainly didn't graze outside your farmhouse.
• Subsequent Easter tables, such as those of Bishop golden number, which made the calculation of epacts unnecessary for ordinary computistical calculations.
• GUSSY UP THE EASTER TABLE : To brighten and decorate your holiday table, order a set of a dozen brilliantly colored porcelain eggs.
• We asked readers to send in their favorite Easter bread recipes and tell us how the bread came to be traditional for their Easter tables.
• Dionysius labeled the column of the Easter table in which he introduced the new era " " Anni Domini Nostri Jesu Christi " ".
• Families would also visit each other on the same day to deliver presents of Easter eggs or rolls, receiving in return gifts of food from the Easter table.
• The computational principles developed at Alexandria eventually became normative, but their reception was a centuries-long process during which Alexandrian Easter tables competed with other tables incorporating different arithmetical parameters.
• On the next day, the white borscht would reappear on the Easter table, but this time, in its more coveted, meat-based guise with sausage, bacon and eggs.
• Two Spanish roses worth seeking out, the 1993 Vina Valoria Rioja, about $ 10, and the 1994 Gran Deudo Rose from Chivite, $ 6, really dress up the Easter table.
• The calendar equinox ( used in the calculation of Easter ) is 21 March, the same date as in the Easter tables current at the time of the Council of Nicaea in AD 325.
• Cheese pies play a role on the Easter table, right along with a crisp salad of romaine _ made pleasantly pungent by the spring onions that drench the very air in the rugged Greek countryside.
• In its developed form it was based on the epacts of a reckoned moon according to the Christian Era ( counting years from the Incarnation of Christ ) when he published new Easter tables in 525.