Sentence examples similar to a further booking from inspiring English sources

The next year, we took things a step further, booking a studio in a centuries-old palazzo in Venice that I found on an estate agent's website.

Hutchison filled in as drummer at short notice when Best didn't turn up on the evening of his dismissal, and played a further two bookings until Starr joined the group.

With a screen average there running at a so-so $3,350 for the current weekend, it's hard to envisage any significant US expansion, whereas, in the UK, further bookings are a dead cert.

The racecourse said their behaviour "was unacceptable in general, let alone at the Cheltenham Festival" and that no further bookings will be accepted from Unique Sports Management, the management company which hired the box where the players were pictured.

When reservations were disappearing immediately after becoming available, he realized that bots (Web applications that perform specific tasks for their programmers) were going a step further and booking the tables the second they were released.

Most credit card bookings incur a further fee of 2.5% of the transaction, with a minimum charge of £4.95.

XL's fleet of planes have been grounded, leaving an estimated 85,000 people stranded abroad, while a further 200,000 have made advance bookings with the company, many of whom will lose out.

For his part, Jim Morrison defiantly delivered the contentious phrase ("girl, we couldn't get much higher") on the uncensorable live transmission at the price of having bookings for a further half-dozen appearances cancelled.

Its combined profits since 2009 stand at £10m, and the West End production, currently booking until February 2013, has a further advance of £6.7m.

Aside from booking online, there's a further technology tie-in.

For a first time mother this usually included a further 9 appointments with midwives after the booking plus scans (a dating and anomaly scan) or 6 further appointments and scans if they have had previously had a baby.