Sentence examples for book a time from inspiring English sources

In his book, "A Time to Fight," he wrote that the Japanese focused less on retribution.

You'll usually be expected to book a time slot in advance.

He described the failure of communication at the prison in his most-acclaimed book, A Time to Die (1975).

Jim has written tens of thousands of words on the subject, including his new book, "A Time To Fight".

John Grisham's "Sycamore Row" revisits Clanton, Miss., the site of his first and still most famous book, "A Time to Kill".

In his 2008 book "A Time to Fight," Webb compared the United States to the Roman Empire, sliding away from greatness.

You will need to book a timed tour well in advance in you wish to climb the tower.

Via the startup's smart phone app, you can book a time-slot to have one of Zebra Fuel's mini-vans and trained personnel come to your location to dispense fuel to your vehicle.

On Moveline, I simply booked a time to Facetime with a Moveline coach, Brittany.

We suggest that the GP books a time for a repeat visit rather than just recommending that the patient return if the mental symptoms do not disappear.

In total, 804 questionnaires were distributed, but only 309 nurses pre-booked a time to complete the survey in reserved rooms.