Sentence examples for getting a table for from inspiring English sources

There were no reservations, and getting a table for dinner was an iffy proposition on weekends.

This next couple of months are when the city's beaches really come into their own: it's warm enough to sunbathe but quiet enough that you'll have no trouble getting a table for a cold beer and a plate of fried prawns at one of the many chiringuitos (beach bars).

Next day he couldn't get a table for coffee on the waterfront.

I've seen guys duking it out in the waiter station over who gets a table for six.

Even better, when we emerged at the Mountain Home Inn, we were able to get a table for lunch on the deck right away.

Ms. Leiva might have done more than looked, but it was virtually impossible to get a table for lunch or dinner.

Faith Dawson, Chase's niece and goddaughter, told me that she was only able to get a table for her family this year after the president of Tulane University cancelled.

8 p.m. 9. Reserve a Table Now The ski trails are never that crowded, even during school holidays, but trying to get a table for six at a hot Aspen restaurant is brutal.

Jake told me that he was in the sixth grade at the Dalton School, in Manhattan, and that his interest in table tennis had started the summer before last, when his family got a table for their country house.

8.58am: There aren't many good things about getting a train at 6.17am, but at least I got a table for my laptop and plenty of space to spread my papers.

Those not dancing can get a table for bottle service or order powerful drinks from female bartenders who might have been chosen more for their bust size than their mixology backgrounds.