Sentence examples for historically booked from inspiring English sources

So far, in retrospect, it looks like Matthews historically booked a lot of insanely stupid people.

The U.S. market now makes up less than half — 4.4 million — of Airbnb's total nights booked historically.

The scheme gives users two choices: (1) transit by order of arrival on a first-come first-served basis, as the canal historically has operated; or (2) booked service for a fee a congestion charge.

For nearly two decades, Durant, who considers himself a "failed poet," has used language mined from unlikely sources like historically important books, contemporary poetry, and graffiti to investigate historical, social, and political issues and expand the meaning and possibility of language by unmooring it from its original context.

After World War II he was commissioned to review the actions of our soldiers and provide a historically based book of guidance for Army officers.

Immerwahr has also added two other lists: the selections of the now extinct National Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Clubicandy significant books that Immerwahr has compilation his research.

In an evermore digitized world, the printed word takes on special value especially if it happens to be enshrined in a rare, beautiful and historically significant book.

So I think, yes, there are definitely more dark, bloody, historically based books in my future, but I don't think I'm going to do anymore "This and this meets that" books.

The lack of books in the database may bias the findings, particularly in the social sciences which historically have favoured books and book chapters.

That is why "Tropic of Cancer" is morally and historically an important book.

Historically the comic book industry survived partly because its superheroes changed.