Sentence examples for booking practices from inspiring English sources

The owners may have hoped to ape the Waverly's booking practices and serve customers whose names sometimes show up on the manifests of private planes.

In short, if Amtrak were run like an airline, we would see smaller seats, punitive booking practices, baggage schemes, and, quite possibly, higher prices.

The B-film further declined after 1948 when the U.S. Supreme Court issued the Paramount decrees, which prohibited restrictive booking practices and forced the major studios to sell their theatres.

Representatives from NBC News and ABC News declined to comment about their booking practices.

And those are just a few among the many events all across the country that are specifically centering queer people in their booking practices.

"I'm glad people like Emma Arnold and Emily Galati [Editor's Note: Galati is another comedian who engaged with Youngblood on Facebook about his booking practices.] brought it up and said something about it".

Currently there is a variety of practice in the specification of these failsafe batches within the NHSBSP, and variations in appointment booking practice associated with these batches.

The name refers to the 40-20 set, a grueling 1950s nightclub-booking practice in which jazz groups played up to five 40-minute sets a night, separated by 20-minute breaks.

Two simple policies to carry out bookings through negotiation practices, allowing partial bookings and not allowing them, are presented in this study.

Wolfe was notorious for advising his wrestlers to enter into sexual relationships with either himself or competing promoters to ensure additional bookings, a practice with which Ellison refused to go along.

Responders may be over-represented by those whose missed appointment was a genuine practice mistake, and those who were less obliged to operate within the practices' booking systems being less likely to respond.