Sentence examples for be subject to availability from inspiring English sources

The holiday will be subject to availability until June 2011.

The holiday will be subject to availability until 31 November 2010.

Flights will be inventory controlled and prize flights will be subject to availability and capacity control, therefore access during school holidays and major sporting and cultural events will be restricted.

Obviously this isn't a reflection of how much each company charges overall (which will be subject to availability and many other factors), just a quick calculation of how much I ended up paying for the journeys I wanted to do, when I wanted to do them.

Whether they do get the man they want now or at the the end of the season might be subject to availability - it might be more difficult to make that kind of signing in January because top clubs do not want to sell their best players in the middle of the season.

· Prize is subject to availability and no cash alternative is available.

Offer is subject to availability.

Tickets are subject to availability.

Prize is subject to availability.

The prizes are subject to availability.

The offer is subject to availability.