The phrase "a table over a" is grammatically correct but may be incomplete without additional context.
It can be used when describing a location or arrangement involving a table in relation to something else, such as another object or surface.
Example: "She placed a table over a rug to create a cozy dining area."
Alternatives: "a table on top of a" or "a table above a".
Mr. Kerbs's wife jumped up with a camera to record the moment -- two bewildered-looking young men, symbols of a generation, standing at the end of a table over a bird, its legs sticking up in the air.
No one would be so naive as to say that sitting down at a table over a nice meal is the answer to some of the country's most pervasive social justice problems.
We need churches in which we can explore our faith as safely and as openly as we can at a table over a meal.
And we also see them with a table over here that has a number of sacrificial implements and so on, that were taken also from the Temple in Jerusalem.
"Paula can be sweetness and nice then [suddenly] become enraged and flip a table over". You have a rule about not accepting parts that typecast black women.
The other night, a diner two tables over was wearing a Miami Steve-style bandanna.
The contestants were standing in an uneven line, looking unhappily at each other, before a table presided over by a middle-aged woman with a Southern accent.
Photos posted, thoughtful commentary exchanged, are ever bit as meaningful when they happen on the Internet as they are when they happen around a dinner table, over beers on a porch, greetings shared in an elevator.
In her vision of courtship and married life, she and her beloved would frequently linger at a restaurant table over a slowly disappearing bottle of red.
Around one table, over a late take-out dinner, a group of 20-something staffers and volunteers was discussing the environmental curriculum they were teaching in local primary schools.
MICHAEL BROCK stands at a work table over a bowl of melted chocolate at Boule in West Hollywood.
