Sentence examples for keep reservations from inspiring English sources

The rolling blackouts could also make it hard for customers to keep reservations, according to Takayuki Yamamoto, the salon's chief hair stylist.

Keep your reservations in mind, but let the mission continue.

Come up with a better idea, he tells critics, or keep your reservations to yourself.

Regulars, who keep standing reservations, vie with romantic couples for the 65 seats.

And, to be fair, they only tend to own up to their shame after a negative consensus has already formed around it – if The Happening had won Wahlberg an Oscar and led to a spate of other critically acclaimed films about people staring at foliage, there's a good chance that he'd keep his reservations to himself.

During a subsequent discussion Rowe and Currie were pressured by the Czerkases to keep their reservations private.

Suddenly he's got to keep his reservation for a campsite in St. John.

"Some people want to keep the reservation a good, quiet secret," Ms. Cajune said.

But he undertook to keep the reservation from reverting to the state by moving onto it and persuading relatives to do the same.

"People call and say, 'I wish I could keep my reservation, but we're not going to see a show anymore.' " Hannah, blow-dryer in hand, commiserated: "If you got me on Tuesday, I wasn't so positive.

I can still recite the ambiguous advice on the railroad ticket: "Let us know if you can't keep this reservation, it may be required by a friend or a business acquaintance of yours" -- a perfect encapsulation, it seemed, of midcentury Manhattan capitalism.