Sentence examples for committed to a booking from inspiring English sources

The disgraced celebrity chef has committed to a booking on NBC's morning chat show for Wednesday, less than a week after standing up cohost Matt Lauer for an interview.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

"WE'RE committed to a successful round.

That seems essential when most people might book a day or another short lease to test an office before committing to a longer booking.

Firmly committed to an academic career?

The hope is such deals will spur bookings by travelers who have largely been hesitant to commit to a vacation.

For some vacationers, committing to a hotel without knowing which one you're getting can be a riskier proposition than booking a rental car or even an airline ticket before learning the specifics.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

You're committing to a brand.

It's a nifty idea, and one more spas should adopt: Most spas force a client to commit to a service when booking days, sometimes weeks ahead of time bad luck if, say, she wrenches her back the day before a facial.

Sign up and commit to a league.