Sentence examples for decent booking from inspiring English sources

The modern language of trust is a slick user interface, a decent booking flow and impactful images; above all, it's great reviews, ratings and influence.

(He noted that Ortiz had trouble booking decent opponents).

Booking decent but boring people from charities and agencies will never make interesting radio: on Wednesday we had to listen to a Muslim representative drone on about the EDL, followed by a well-meaning lady from Mind on Stephen Fry's suicide attempt.

Now, venues are great and everything, and these look cool, but the key to any decent night out is booking the right DJs.

Secondly, there's a decent incentive to book online: a 5% discount (rising to 10% for 2004 bookings).

We were getting pretty frustrated and wondering why they had booked a show that obviously needed decent volume instead of just booking some guy on a stool with an acoustic guitar.

By some estimates, there's a $6 billion dental industry to be disrupted in the UK alone, with 120 million dental appointments per year, which should make the online booking part a decent business to be in.

It is unlikely you'll be able to find a cheap Disney World package that includes hotel rooms for a decent rate, but you can get around this by booking a different hotel combined with your airfare.

"That's not to say that getting a decent fare is out of the question," Ms. Shaw Brown said, suggesting that booking a flight and hotel package was one way to save.

My friend left a bad review on the Facebook page of 47 King Street West in Manchester and the manager responded... pic.twitter.com/rgWhKdAUuQ "And 5 out of 18 of them turned up 1 hour and 10 minutes after the booking time and "expected" fresh starters...are you having a laugh…clearly never eaten out in a decent restaurant in their lives.

There were other decent deals available, but they had higher fees, and for this one we paid a £550 arrangement fee and £99 booking fee, which wasn't as high as others".