Sentence examples for booked a spot from inspiring English sources

Holy Cross (9-1, 5-0) booked a spot in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs for the second time in university history, and the first time since 1983.

Unsurprisingly, vast multinationals such as Coca-Cola and Visa dominate the ranks of the official sponsors.But a little like Costa Rica's ascension to the quarter-finals, one unlikely player has booked a spot in the corporate competition: Yingli Solar.

"In the summer it'll be great with the outside bar – more like a cruise than a ferry crossing," said Peter Welch from Kingsdown in Kent, who had booked a spot on the maiden voyage.

Three days later, Bridgehampton suffered its lone setback, dropping a 3-2 loss to Mattituck, but the school already had booked a spot in the Suffolk County championship game.

Fleetwood are one win away from a remarkable sixth promotion in 10 years after they booked a spot in the League Two play-off final at the expense of York.

In the men's game, the US join the top four World Series finishers – Fiji, South Africa, New Zealand and England (who booked a spot in Rio for Great Britain) – plus hosts Brazil and South American qualifiers Argentina in confirming their place at the Games.

City were already out of the Champions League before Tuesday's 1-0 defeat by Borussia Dortmund, but a win would have booked a Europa League spot.

Rosie O'Donnell has booked a guest spot on "Bomb Girls".

His Welsh colleague David Davies, who has already booked an Olympic spot in the 1500m but missed out on an open water spot, finished fifth in 3 55.91.

Davies could also have booked an Olympic spot in the 1500m back in the pool, the event in which he won 1,500m bronze on his Olympic debut in 2004, but that is now no longer a possibility after his withdrawal.

The Bluebirds booked a play-off spot for the third season in a row after coming from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1, but Mackay is confident they will not blow their chance this time.