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
Rather than explore why it was difficult to make this decision, the response was to suggest they discuss it within the family and, if they want to proceed, telephone to book a date for surgery.
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.
Kurniawan creates, in the book, a new date for Indonesian independence: it is commemorated by the residents of Halimunda on September 23rd, five weeks after Indonesia's official independence day.
And most importantly, we've booked a wedding date for next June in our home state of California.
"Oh yes, absolutely," says Hamza. "Two of them already booked a date, and the other is waiting for her bank loan to come through".
"I had tried everything," Dr. Ante wrote in an e-mail message describing his purchase of a "Dating for Dummies," book and his own experiences with Match.com and other sites.
In order to save money and perhaps to save face, they had to book a test date while preparing for the test to secure a place for them either in Al-Hasa, which is their home town, or the nearest place that had a test center.
Dan has written one lighthearted book on dating for seniors, "Across a Crowded Room" and has just completed his soon to be published auto-biography entitled "A Room with a Loo".
The British book review website the Omnivore, best known to American readers for its Hatchet Job of the Year prize awarded annually to be most deliciously vicious book review, has launched a dating site for book lovers.
(Twenty years ago, Markin published a book called "Bad Dates," for which she solicited anecdotes from the likes of Johnny Bench, Vincent Price, Lyle Alzado, Isaac Asimov, and Minnesota Fats. They suggest that all good dates may be alike but that each bad one is bad in its own way).
