Sentence examples for ever booked from inspiring English sources

The owner said The Human League were the loudest band he's ever booked.

Here's why sightseeing in solitude might be the most relaxing holiday you've ever booked.

"I have never, ever booked a film that has any intended relevance to the zeitgeist, if you will," he said.

Have you ever booked a ski holiday and on day one realised that the resort is just wrong?

If you've only ever booked flights for simple routes like Washington to Paris or Los Angeles to Cancún, you probably think sites like Kayak, Expedia, Hipmunk and the like work pretty well.

Jenner said, "The first time he ever booked Kendall for a fashion show, I was doing the biggest happy dance!" Last year, Kendall reportedly made four million dollars from modelling.

Jazz clubs hardly ever book two-week runs anymore; the economics aren't right.

At my first ever book reading, I got hassle from the chair of the event for not writing in Scottish dialect.

Even her signing to Storm Models was done on the basis that, "they'll only ever book me to do something that reflects me and fits my music".

In the first ever book published on language testing, Lado ([1961]) defined reliability as the dependability with which a test would yield a similar score if a student were to take the test again.

The Power of Habit can be purchased where ever books are sold.