Sentence examples for bad bookings from inspiring English sources

Solving visibility problems, over capacity, empty loads and bad bookings may need a kick start of a very real commitment to the collaborative process, and this means being open to working with other entities.

The lyrics of Drake's ferocious Meek Mill diss are now haunting Toronto's dance music community as the city goes "Back To Back" with bad bookings.

If you thought Ryanair were bad, try booking with Rail Europe.

VK from Manchester had a similarly bad experience after booking a flight to Riga in May costing £180.

This is a process by which the government will limit the bank's losses on its bad loans by booking some of the losses on the state balance sheet; Royal Bank of Scotland is also taking part in the program.

Don't choose a shady agency or one that makes you have a bad feeling about booking with them.

Instead of thrills, we got another tense, low-scoring game, in which both teams accumulated more bookings for bad fouls (two each) than clear-cut chances.

The simmering ill feeling which was never far below the surface boiled over in the 69th minute, when Wilshere was fortunate to escape with only a booking for a bad foul to which Pennant took retaliatory exception.

Evgenia Kondrakhina, chief executive manager at Norwegian human rights organisation GNRD, books around 120 trips a year for her staff and says she has had bad experiences in the past booking travel through an agent.

It's clearly a bad time to be a booking agent….

Attendance increased 2 percent, despite bad weather on both coasts; room bookings were up 4 percent.