Sentence examples for are booking from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of writing something down in a book or books, e.g. in accounting.
If you are booking your accommodation over the Internet, book your hostel or hotel for one night only.
If you are booking bands that bring a younger crowd, then do NOT book a 21+ show.
Lawyers are booking fewer hours.
"Yes, more people are booking travel insurance.
It can't be done … unless they are booking these profits somewhere else," Mr Sikka said.
Others, however, say banks are booking higher gains because of a lack of competition.
Other tour operators like Ludus Tours are booking hotels in Adler.
My impression is that people are booking fewer shows and being more selective.
Our friends are booking places two years in advance, which seems kind of ridiculous to us.
They are booking more flights than airplanes and crews can handle.
What is consistent is that high-end rentals — short and long term — are booking well.
