The phrase "a massive table and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or item in a list, particularly when you are about to mention another item that is related or similar.
Example: "In the dining room, there was a massive table and several chairs arranged around it."
Alternatives: "a large table and" or "an enormous table and".
The guests will then ferret out the requisite ingredients and adjourn to a massive table, where they will prepare the meal with old-fashioned kitchen tools.
We would squeeze around a massive table in a Victorian manse where we would make too much noise and be shushed by the student tutors beyond the door.
Lucy said: "I was about five, and I have a very vivid memory of a massive table covered in a mountain of chocolate".
Wearing a striped tie that rhymed with the flag behind him, Trump sat at a massive table, smiling.
An installation by Yeoman -- a shoe-filled chandelier that has crashed into a massive table -- is on view at the Tracey Neuls boutique in London.
We live in the age of big data, but most of that data is "sparse". Imagine, for instance, a massive table that mapped all of Amazon's customers against all of its products, with a "1" for each product a given customer bought and a "0" otherwise.
In this room, a massive table is covered with hundreds of prints from over the years, showing the evolution from Obey to Obama.
Although such ideas were laughed away in the 19th century, when people still believed the world was a massive table, a new kind of physiognomy is now emerging.
I have hired one of the world's greatest table tennis players to help me defeat Rolling Stone's head of digital operations, Gus Wenner, in a massive table tennis charity grudge match.
Craig Scharlin, an owner of Tama, a gallery in TriBeCa specializing in Asian art and furniture, and Mary Ann Chafin, a furniture restorer, right, make massive tables and consoles out of recycled molave, balayong and narra, 30- to 150-year-old hardwoods from the Philippines.
