Sentence examples for Pre-booking from inspiring English sources
Pre-booking diversion cost $370 per person; 90% of costs were incurred by community mental health agencies for short-term monitoring and screening (>80% of activities).
Pre-booking online is not only advised – and will also slightly reduce the £14.90 admission fee, almost twice the current £8 charge – but will be essential at peak times.
Pre-booking is not necessary on London Underground and DLR services.
While Noma's fame and reputation means it is saturated with demands for a table and often fully booked three months in advance, Gustu has no waiting list, although pre-booking is advised for weekends.
No pre-booking necessary.
But in the pre-bookings, a mere 18% had opted to do so.
Between Aakash and UbiSlate7+, DataWind has received pre-bookings for over a million tablets.
In an interview, Constantine Michalos, president of the Athens chamber of commerce and industry, said pre-bookings in Kos, Rhodes and Lesbos, the islands that have borne the brunt of the refugee and migrant arrivals, were down by 60%.
Beyond helping make things easier for tourists, Klook also enables tour operators and attraction owners to tap into an audience of travelers with pre-bookings and marketing opportunities.
Camping must be pre-booked (prices quoted when booking) Set in a wooded glen at the head of the Great Langdale valley lies this glorious campsite, surrounded by impressive peaks and slopes on all sides.
