Sentence examples for make booking from inspiring English sources

OpenTable, the online reservation business, says it is acquiring a start-up to make booking a table a bit more intimate and social.

Ed Gillespie is chairman of the rail-booking specialist Loco2.com, which aims to make booking a train as simple as booking a flight.

Indeed, Jones argues that it is only a matter of time before mobile medical technologies make booking an appointment with your GP for a blood pressure test obsolete.

Preferred Family was designed to make booking those multigenerational trips to places like Morocco and India easier: users can search for hotels with amenities like connecting rooms, kitchenettes and storytelling for children.

They're also scrambling to stand out on the service front, updating their Web sites to make booking easier and offering ways to expedite one of the most frustrating and lengthy aspects of renting a car: the pickup process.

Pro-merger airline executives have said they hoped to sell big corporate customers on the notion that a merged airline's expanded route network would make booking travel for a far-flung sales force, say, a lot easier and that redeeming frequent flier miles would also be more convenient.

She told the committee that the company was wrongly recording failures to make bookings as "court cancellations".

Farechase.com is not an online travel agency and does not make bookings or sell airline tickets.

At first, recalls Nate Blecharczyk, one of the firm's founders, the platform did not make bookings, issue confirmation or facilitate financial transactions.

Although he was sometimes told to make bookings, he said he received virtually no guidance on how to strike a deal or how much to charge.

The process is straightforward: once customers register, they can make bookings after specifying their dates, the number of people and payment method.