card table

Dinner took place on a litany of card tables set up on the jalousied porch off the kitchen.

Comrades set up card tables, loaded them with food, clothes and essentials, and brought them to a mosque's parking lot, unbothered by police.

The book’s drama unfolds at the card table — the rivers, the flops, the risks and consequences — in a way that jolts adrenaline regardless of your familiarity with the game.

However, trampolines can be stored vertically, meaning they take up no more room than a card table.

We sit at a card table in the center of a windowless, white-walled prison meeting room.

It turns out that Mr. Lockhart, the lone stranger at the card table, is actually the Devil himself.

Like most poor men with dreams of making it big, Klondike begins at a card table.

Hurriedly, they unfolded a square card table and covered it with a rather large amount of food.

Taking away his bonus, in short, would be like denying an gambler a seat at the card table.

The card table profitably occupies some six to eight hours daily of these old fellows' attention.

"You should come down to my place," said Mrs. Sin, setting the leather case on the little card-table beside the lamp.

The son of the dealer in old iron seated alone at a card-table opposite the first personage of the Empire!

Chairs were drawn to the card table, chips sold, and hands dealt.

The pen-tray on the little card-table where Mr Girtle sat and worked; and what was that?