1.   It takes a long time to get a table at the restaurant, but the food is well worth the wait.

2.   He was bellyaching about how long it took to get a table at the restaurant.

3.   And we have to do that, we must get tables.

4.   And for every expression of hesitation there was the brighter promise of getting a table at suddenly less-mobbed restaurants, or seats in previously sold-out musicals.

5.   And it is sometimes tough to get a table because of the long line of nitwits who figure if they are seated they must certainly be somebody.

6.   Because Keller has a soft spot, the family got a table.

7.   For dinner, we get a table at the fine-dining Fiore.

8.   For example, a deaf couple will go to a restaurant without reservations and not get a table.

9.   Getting a table at your favorite restaurant, for example, should get easier as more people skip pricey nights out.

10.   Generally, older well-knowns got tables along the wall and younger ones got the tables down the middle.