Sentence examples for better booking from inspiring English sources
This formula allows us to work out the day with the highest 'depression factor' which you can then use as a focus for making things better, booking your holiday etc...".
Responding to better bookings, six major American airlines recently bumped up fares about $20, almost across the board, but they are caught in a balancing act.
When artists tell their agent, 'This is the club I want to play because I know it will be an amazing show,' it helps to secure better bookings.
Younger generations are represented mainly by the supporting cast: Lauren Blumenfeld as Staci's strange and overly devoted assistant (she is ready to carry a baby in order to secure better bookings for the show), and Don Fanelli as Jimmy's "friend, producer" (read: lackey), get the most and the most prominent things to do.
This increase in water means enthusiasts better get booking.
If it's a city break, you will nearly always be better off booking a package rather than going independently.
The walk-in rate is usually cheaper, especially depending on the time of day (later is better) and booking directly is nearly always cheaper.
Some travelers are better off booking a transatlantic flight on Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft rather than jumping on a private jet.
Yet each and every week, thanks to new commercial partnerships and tweaked algorithms in the cloud, Amazon Echo becomes better — from booking an Uber, to "online" banking, to reading Fitbit Data.
Flights for holiday travel fill up quickly, so you're better off booking sooner rather than later.
