high table

They set a chair for him near the high table.

She met him beneath the high table with every man's eyes upon them.

The high table is often raised above the floor level of the hall.

The structure looked like a high table with three legs.

Before I could move, her hand jerked me off the high table.

Richard finally reached the high table where the rock from above had first come down.

She had set a place for it at the high table, and they were having a feast.

Not ten minutes ago, I watched his head roll off the high table.

"Lead me back to our place at the high table, husband, for I am rather weary."

Well, he, too, would sit at a high table come next year's end.

She was accompanied by the girl who'd been sitting at the far end of the high table during dinner.

With that, he turned and walked to his place at the middle of the high table, seating himself.

By the time she took her seat at the high table they were drunk, most of them, and it was very dark outside.

The girl did not look straight ahead as she approached the high table, but turned her head to left or to right with each step.

"Make sure these are only served to high table," she ordered.

He was seated at the high table on the left side of the king and queen.

Usually there will be a guest giving out a high table talk after the dinner.

They were seated behind and to the left of the high table, in a place near an entrance.

She was not even at the high table tonight.

He held out his hand, and the young man came, hesitantly, toward the high table.

She set the cup on the high table beside the bed where he was strapped.

The first home game was lost 0-1 to high table Kettering.

She got to her feet and turned toward the telephone terminal, sitting on a high table against the wall.

He halted in front of the high table, his men fanning out behind him.

Under the flag is the high table where the professors and college administration lunch.