Sentence examples for call to book from inspiring English sources

Find their details online and call to book a session.

Seth Kugel, who writes the Frugal Traveler column, recommends asking for a discount when you call to book a hotel, or negotiating in person when you arrive.

Don't be surprised when you call to book a return visit and the host takes no name, saying only, "So, Friday night, you are coming?

The Wilkes Head Square, Pont Tyweli, 01559 363209, llandysul-paddlers.org.uk, 10am-4pm, call to book a place This one really does depend on good weather.

Chelsea Brewing Company, Chelsea Piers, Pier 59, +1 212 336 6440, chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com, open daily 12pm-1am, call to book a tour.

"When people call to book appointments with us, we're being asked for information about our therapists and the types of massages that would have never been asked a few years ago," she notes.

On my most voiceless day an agent called to book me to do Death in Venice.

I checked rates (they are listed on the hotel's Web site) and called to book.

The US rockers are also the bookies' favourite to play Glastonbury Festival next summer, despite Grohl insisting that organisers have not called to book them yet.

And while the show was actually on the air, Ed Sullivan's office called to book me on his show".

Hi, I'm calling to book a women's haircut for a client.