Sentence examples for charge of reservations from inspiring English sources

In the East, at Killington, Vt., reservations are running at much the same rate as two years ago, said Jane Bird, in charge of reservations for 100 properties.

"Compared to last year, it's pretty slow," said Linda Mim, who is in charge of reservations at the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center.

At American Airlines, for instance, the Admirals Club staff reports to a vice president for sales, whose views about making customers happy are likely to differ from those of the manager in charge of reservations.

Anecdotes about a few more Las Vegas characters; Benny Binion, Sundown Wells; Col. Jake Freedman, who operates the Sands; Jack Entratter, who puts on the shows at the Sands; Nick Kelly, in charge of reservations in one of the rooms at the Sands.

Some members are in charge of making reservations, and others are specialists in realms like seafood or desserts.

The government did not pursue rape charges on reservations 65 percent of the time last year and rejected 61 percent of cases involving charges of sexual abuse of children, the federal data showed.

In charge of the reservation was the Indian Agent, Major Charles Porter, who by commanding the local military garrison (Fort Gaston) on the reservation was charged with the de facto responsibility for the people on the reservation.

But the report included revenue from only two basic categories of fees, checked bag charges (up 24.6 percent from 2009, to about $3.4 billion) and charges for reservations changes (down 3.1 percent, to about $2.3 billion).

OpenTable's basic reservation charge of $1 has been in place since its start, in 1998.

Gostio is free for users, and it is charging a small commission to restaurant owners based on a number of reservations.

Captain Gleason, who was in charge of that part of the reservation, heard the shots and asked Bad Elk to stop by his office to discuss the matter, but Bad Elk did not show up.