Sentence examples for live bookings from inspiring English sources
Worst feature: Currently only 10 percent of hotels on the site offer live bookings.
Even excluding his chart successes and status-affirming live bookings, Tinchy has had a brilliant 18 months: his clothing line, Star in the Hood, has become a widely available high-street brand, and a business partnership has recently been confirmed with industry demigod Jay-Z.
Its clients include Microsoft Bing, BT, Yellow Pages (Ireland, Belgium) Live Bookings, Zoopla among others.
Having learned that Ross would receive top billing, David Ruffin lobbied, unsuccessfully, to have the Temptations renamed as "David Ruffin & the Temptations", although Gordy maintained that the name changes were done so that Motown could demand more money for live bookings (because they would be providing two acts a lead singer and a group—instead of just one).
"There's live booking circuits, merchandising, so many different ways to make money.
Where that attention might lead — a live booking, a recording, a license for a song, an advertising tie-in — is less certain than ever in a music business that's struggling to sell recordings.
Although the big tour dates have been canned, according to a spokesman from the agency Coalition which says it acts as "live booking agent for Dapper Laughs", the comedian is "still going ahead with club shows".
Online booking system startup BookingBug is partnering with Brownbook, the wiki-style business directory, to allow businesses to add live booking and enquiry information directly into their BrownBook profile page.
In the days of fixed commissions, investment banks could make a comfortable living booking stock trades.
He and Cindy, a director for the management-consulting firm Bain & Company, "manage the kids (we get e-mail from teachers), our social lives (booking dates with each other or with other couples) and our family matters (elderly mother, picking her up from the eye doctor) all through e-mail".
IC Founder of Field Day festival in east London and the live music booking agency Eat Your Own Ears, Baker is often described as London's best promoter.
