Sentence examples for be at that table from inspiring English sources

It was a great time to be at that table.

They need to be at that table, and I believe they ought to be arguing for school-wide evaluations.

Then Gaby Hoffman, who is nursing, sent a photograph of her nursing breasts and said, "How about these Golden Globes?" so I already know how the Pfeffermans would be at that table. .

"I think we're better served by being at that table than leaving that table," he said.

"We're better served by being at that table than leaving the table," Tillerson said during his confirmation hearing, in response to a question on the accord.

"We can campaign all our lives, sign petitions, send messages, but we could not have been at that table where Britain led the way in getting rid of the debts of the poorest countries in the world".

As if being a public figure and playing the part, as he was at that table, of the former mayor of one of the greatest cities in the world demanded a certain etiquette.

A smart woman who had been obliged to be someone's idea of a wife, she had been at that table with the dumb little dictator: "The most insignificant of men, the man who can obtain influence or consideration nowhere else, finds one place where he is chief and head.

Who else is at that table?

I'm sure everyone who was at that table is as well.

It seemed we were always at dinner--or at least the punctuated moments I remember best were at that table.