Sentence examples for big reservation from inspiring English sources
The three big reservation systems -- Sabre, Galileo and Worldspan -- each charge the airlines about $4 per flight segment on each ticket booked.
Airline mergers are often rocky — involving complex technological systems, big reservation networks as well as large labor groups with different corporate cultures that all need to be combined seamlessly.
That is no easy task since airline mergers are often rocky — involving complex technological systems, big reservation networks as well as large labor groups with different corporate cultures that all need to be combined seamlessly.
And yet the traditional beliefs and customs of Navajo culture have become integral features of his mysteries, which nonetheless deal realistically, and often violently, with contemporary social issues on the big reservation.
The Greek-Cypriots have been quieter in public, but they also have big reservations.
David Ward, MP for Bradford East, said he had "big reservations" about the bill and would "probably abstain" from Monday's vote.
"Football should never be known as a man's sport," said Beckham, marvelling at the skill level, before adding that Victoria had "pretty big reservations".
Mr. Zoghlin says that Orbitz will be able to handle reservations far more cheaply than can the big reservations systems because it uses newer, less-expensive technology.
The airlines that own Orbitz seek to link its computers directly with those of the airlines, bypassing the big reservations systems like Galileo.
Two of the other big reservations in America, the Cherokee on the east coast and the Navajo in the south-west, have embraced developments including tourism, with 45,000 and 600,000 visitors a year respectively.
