Sentence examples for despite booking from inspiring English sources

And today, despite an unparalleled support system for British designers, including sponsorships and free venues, and despite booking more than $150 million in orders each season, many of the top creative talents are not making money.

Her nine months of maternity leave are about to run out, and despite booking a nursery place soon after becoming pregnant she was too late to beat her chosen nurseries' two-year waiting lists.

But despite booking the Arsenal midfielder after the goal, the referee failed to take any action against the last man, Lehmann, although Holloway's ire was fixed on the next controversy.

At number three, the UK chart gets a festive makeover with Christmas with the Kranks, a comedy starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Tim Allen as an American suburban couple who decide to celebrate Christmas at home despite booking a holiday in the sun.

(See "Builders Fumble After Home Sales Fall").. Wednesday morning's data put pressure on home builders– Toll Brothers was down 1% despite booking a narrower-than-expected loss in its first quarter but the broader market marched higher.

Oh, and front-of-house staff who can't recognise Giles Coren despite him booking a table for one in the first week of opening.

But on Oct. 17, exactly one month after it opened and despite bookings that stretched to the end of the year, the club closed.

Despite resistance from club owners, booking agents and advisers, he began listening to those voices, developing new material during the next few years served straight from the black experience, even embracing the street vernacular use of the word "nigger".

Despite the growing popularity of booking online, travel is becoming ever more specialized; niche markets for single-sex vacations, intergenerational getaways and specific adventures are increasing.

Despite the popularity of travel booking sites like Kayak, TripAdvisor, and Expedia, venture capital firms are still investing in companies selling consumers a better way to travel. .

Second, the urban resident's options included either delaying consulting or booking an appointment, despite believing symptoms to be self-limiting, with a view to cancelling later if symptoms improved.