The phrase "a booking over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a booking that has been completed or finalized, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need to confirm a booking over the weekend."
Alternatives: "a completed booking" or "a finalized reservation".
There was further misery for the Fulham midfielder when he picked up a booking after arguing over the position of a free-kick - he is also banned for the Russia qualifier.
We feel most people who decided to abandon a booking costing over £1,100 would call the company concerned to tell them.
'Can we make a booking?' I call over.
I have a lawyer and a booking agent, and over the next few months, I will choose the rest of my team as I find the right people.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas will hold its holiday sale from Black Friday, Nov. 25, through Cyber Monday, offering a second night free on a one-night booking over select dates November through February.
For Oliver to send off Troy Deeney when a booking would have sufficed appeared over-officious and unnecessary.
By phoning an appointments line, booking over the Internet, or booking at the GP surgery, patients have a choice of time, date and place for their appointment.
Both habits encourage accountability -- one of the key characteristics of high-achieving individuals -- while also preventing double-booking, over-scheduling, and missed appointments.
JLA now boasts of booking over 1,600 engagements each year, with an army of speakers numbering several hundred.
The tool includes major domestic airlines and looks at about 300 different fees, including those for checked baggage, seat selection, priority boarding, booking over the phone instead of online and for carrying a pet on board.
A slight pain to get to by public transport, it's a godsend for anyone with their own car, and the views (not all rooms have views – specify when booking) over the city are fabulous.
