Sentence examples for impossible to book from inspiring English sources

"People are saying it's virtually impossible to book seats," Mr. Russo said.

But for all those who think it's impossible to book award flights, there are plenty who disagree.

But he soon acquired legendary status in the neighbourhood and became impossible to book without a three-month notice period.

Claim to fame Keller's three-Michelin-star temple is almost impossible to book -- you have to call precisely two months to the calendar day.

It was just a few months ago, it seemed, that it was almost impossible to book a hotel room in Manhattan.

(The London-based chiptune superstar David E. Sugar has gotten so popular that he was impossible to book, Mr. Rosenthal said).

That's easier said than done when your establishment, the latest of André Balazs Properties, is one of the most talked-about and impossible-to-book spots in London.

They are as neurotic about the size, location and price of their apartments as they are about the latest killer workout (anti-gravity yoga, since you ask) or getting a table at Daniel Humm's ever-impossible-to-book restaurant Eleven Madison Park.

I love the feel of a real book, but while on the road it's almost impossible to buy books and I definitely don't want to carry them around, so any eBook reader is convenient.

It's impossible to render books as pixels without making changes.

"When it comes to big festivals, it can seem nearly impossible to get booked, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't try.