Sentence examples for book a date from inspiring English sources

Iran Air (iranair.co.uk) has online booking on internal flights, but when I tried to book a date in early April I was routed via Kuwait.

In fact, he said, the International Hot Rod Association is eager to book a date for a race on the drag strip: July 4 , 2002

Gash was denied and as Sunderland, with 10 changes from the side that won at Manchester United to book a date at Wembley in March, floundered, spirits amongst the 4,500 followers from Kidderminster rose.

Directed by Stephen T. Kay; written by Donald Martin and Stephen Tolkin; based on the book "A Date With Death" by Michele R. McPhee; Judith Verno, executive producer; Kyle Clark, producer.

But England held on in the second half to book a date with defending champions Japan in the last four.

Shaun Wane's side, winners in 2011, scored 12 tries without conceding a point to book a date with Warrington or Hull FC at Wembley next month.

But Fieseler seems at a remove from New Orleans; his only points of cultural contact appear to be Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" and Anne Rice's "Interview With a Vampire," giving the book a dated feel.

First came news that Yankee Stadium, the home of Ruth and Gehrig and Mantle and Stengel, had booked a date with the wrecking ball.

Parramatta, Manly and the Cowboys have a booked a date with the NRL judiciary on Wednesday night.

In the unlikely event that we are required to cancel the Masterclass after you have booked a date, we will contact you.

Joshua, we are led to believe, has booked a date for a unification showdown with Fury – perhaps in his next outing, maybe by the end of the year – but there are no guarantees in this business.