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This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when making a request for reservation at a restaurant, for example: "I'd like to book a table for two at 6 o'clock this evening."
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So I booked a table for fish night.
Back in New York, Rothko booked a table for himself and Mell.
He called David K's and booked a table for twelve people, at ten o'clock.
She had booked a table for that evening at J Sheekey, a restaurant in Covent Garden.
Late last September, in the thick of a glorious Indian summer in Paris, I booked a table for dinner with my friend the film director Euzhan Palcy on the terrace of the hottest restaurant in town, La Fontaine Gaillon.
If Oleg Deripaska wished to gladden the heart of his Corfu chum George Osborne with a £1m gift, no one could object if he simply booked a table for himself and a few oligarchic mates.
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35 Maiden Lane, London WC2, 020-7836 5314 As we speak, I've just booked a table here, for grouse.
USM had booked a table in a hospitality marquee for racing at Cheltenham on Wednesday, but it was cancelled by the course on Tuesday evening.
"One afternoon my colleagues and I had booked a table to work in the Shard for a day – I was singled out by security at the door and was asked what business I had there.
Next to the name of one regular, who has a habit of bringing in women he is not married to, is an instruction to make sure the man's wife has not booked a separate table for the same day.
I phone and book a table for 8.30pm.
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