Sentence examples for get you a table from inspiring English sources

Within four hours of the reservation line for Gordon Ramsay and David Beckham's new south London restaurant going live, staff at Union Street Café in Southwark had taken 2,500 bookings – and neither love nor money will get you a table on any Friday or Saturday until November.

Let's get you a table.

Being well known, rich or both won't get you a table any faster at a restaurant.

But don't ever threaten me, because it won't get you a table.

I can get you a table at our new club, Haze.

And even that won’t get you a table for which a two-bottle minimum is typically required, says Goldberg.

This gets you a table at the event and the chance to show off your product to press, investors, and TC writers and editors.

If it gets you a table at a restaurant, it's nice.

All it does is get you a good table at the restaurant.

Being a hereditary peer -- someone with an inherited title -- may get you a good table in a restaurant, but it counts for little else these days.

Having $1 million will get you a better table at a restaurant or a better house at the shore.