Sentence examples for Snag a table from inspiring English sources

Snag a table on the restaurant's upper deck and watch the sun set over one of Baltimore's best views.

Snag a table outside on the waterfront promenade, a prime people-watching location, and order a few plates to share.

Snag a table close to the stage and make your way to the buffet table, heaping with olive tapenade, rigatoni with ricotta cheese, spaghetti with pesto, sautéed fennel, bean salad, rack of lamb and — when the time comes — chocolate mousse with whipped cream and wafer cookies.

Snag a table with an Inner Harbour view and order the hotel's rich Empress Blend tea with a triple-decker platter piled high with delicate cucumber sandwiches, dainty Parisian macaroons and fresh-baked scones with jam and cream.

And if you plan ahead, you may even snag a table in front of a fireplace.

With luck, you'll snag a table in the 1965 Ford Falcon van permanently moored out front.

Once inside, the women grabbed a hopper of orange table-tennis balls, snagged a table and ordered a round of alcoholic ice pops.

He was taking a break on Friday, as the lunchtime patrons chattered away, thrilled that they had snagged a table on the last day of the event.

Avanti!" "It's the third time we've come, but only the first time we made it in because there's always such a crowd," said Jean Di Somma, an electrician who had finally snagged a table inside.

California time one month to the day in advance -- or lucked out on a last-minute cancellation -- you might try snagging a table at Lalime (1329 Gilman Street, 510-527-9838) inorthwestwest Berkeley residential neighborhood.

All the participants can leave status updates on the fly, so the first person who makes it to the restaurant can let the others know that he's snagged a table in the back.