31.   He got the good seat at the corner table just recently, when someone died.

32.   He sat alone in the dark at the corner table, a plate of half-eaten linguine in front of him.

33.   He sat at a corner table, wedged between it and the wall.

34.   He was sitting at a corner table in the Molly Picon Room, a tribute to the great actress of the Yiddish theater, which thrived generations ago.

35.   Her eyes move past those pictures to one on a corner table.

36.   I figured the fellow sitting at a corner table for the owner.

37.   In another room sat three young men at a corner table.

38.   In the restaurant where we meet, the ubiquitous New York air conditioning is sweeping across the plains of our corner table.

39.   Interlopers sat themselves down at his fabled corner table at the Four Seasons restaurant.

40.   Joe Allen was sitting at a corner table in the theater district restaurant that bears his name.