Sentence examples for control bookings from inspiring English sources

These meta-search sites — among them, Kayak.com, Fly.com and Momondo.com — don't sell plane tickets or control bookings at hotel rooms.

An update for the game introduces the option to save during the Euros, several bug fixes, more teams, actual keeper control, bookings and red cards, corner flags (I didn't even notice there weren't any) and extra time and penalty shootouts to decide knockout ties.

Although its original aim was to streamline the organization of entertainment and prevent exploitation, it soon gained a monopoly on theatre by controlling bookings in New York City and in key cities on the touring circuits.

She rents cars with hand controls (booking with companies that will drop off the car at the terminal), and calls hotels to ask about things like deep carpets, which can be difficult to navigate in a wheelchair.

Within the ServiceNow portal, it's possible to access businesses' financial records, IT security controls and bookings information.

Then there is a cloud platform that controls the bookings and unlocking of spaces and lets the car park owner handle inventory management.

The county's position was that virtually all the benefit flowed to the team, which controls event bookings at Levi's, as well as the income from luxury suite rentals, year round.

It is understandable that firms in both sectors want to wrest back more control over their bookings.

The high fixed costs endemic in the airline industry explain why carriers are reluctant to give too much flexibility to passengers unlike other travel sectors, such as hotels and car rentals but the question is whether having a modicum of control over your booking actually makes a difference.

Having direct control of travel booking can result in a vastly better experience than having an agent book on one's behalf.

(The further in I get, the more it resembles life here on earth; Virgil leads Dante up Gallatin Road on a hot July evening)." From there he takes out the trash, makes espresso in "the Italian stovetop thing" and ponders chores domestic and professional: graphic design, club bookings, pest control, how much it will cost to fix the van.