Sentence examples for booking well from inspiring English sources

What is consistent is that high-end rentals — short and long term — are booking well.

Peak season is June through September, when booking well in advance is recommended.

You can't get tables Thursdays, Friday, Saturdays, without booking well in advance.

But Mr. Harteveldt and other travel watchers agree that booking well in advance is a safe bet.

These days, tourists could actually get a motel room, albeit by booking well ahead, said Bob Stump, who runs local tours.

But generally in recent years, skiers have increasingly been booking well in advance, not just for the savings but also to ensure they get their first choices on flights and lodgings.

The hubris, at least, was on display Friday at the Downtown Festival, which was premised upon booking well-known, forward-thinking acts in a variety of genres — indie rock, hip-hop, electronic music — into a variety of intimate spaces, primarily on the Lower East Side.

"Because the snow has been so good, people are saying, 'Why should I fly out West when we just got 17 inches of snow in New Hampshire.' " Most ski areas in the East are reporting near-record skier visits and hotel bookings well above average.

Make flight/ car bookings well in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles.

Once you have accommodation, you'll know the dates of your stay and will be able to book transport, e.g. coach, bus, train, airplane, etc. Booking transport well in advanced lowers the cost dramatically so it's really worth booking as soon as you find something ideal.

"Our advice to clients is to use their domestic corporate rate as a default position, but to be open to the lower fare on the day of booking as well," said Stewart Harvey, client management director at Hogg Robinson Group.