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The phrase "above the tables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positioned or located higher than tables, either literally or figuratively.
Example: "The chandelier hung elegantly above the tables, casting a warm glow over the dining area."
Alternatives: "over the tables" or "atop the tables".
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A box holding campaign buttons from Reagan, Gerald Ford and Ross Perot hangs above the tables.
Cartons of beer and liquor are stowed above the tables on raw-lumber platforms.
Switches should be placed on both sides of the bed just above the tables, so the lights can be operated independently.
Clusters of cocktail sippers nabbed the scattered dining tables, while others took over the ledge above the tables to ogle the fancy foot traffic.
A few years ago, the proprietors did wreak a change here -- they eliminated the boccie court that greeted hungry arrivals -- and erected classy umbrellas above the tables.
Numbered beads still hang above the tables, for keeping score in straight pool, though most people nowadays play quicker games of nine ball.
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Above-the-table visible interaction is expressed through language, with all its potential for understatement and deceit.
We weren't able to work the changes out in an above-the-table, sensible way".
Try some above-the-table banter.
If he or she doesn't notice/looks confused, make a subtle "above the table" contact.
Does your notebook fall under any of the above in the table?
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