Sentence examples for make reservations in from inspiring English sources

Closed weekends; make reservations in advance. 1 P.M.

In order to remain anonymous, I have to make reservations in the guise of an ordinary diner (and sign the bill with a pseudonym as well).

It is staffed 24 hours a day, he said, to avoid forcing front-desk clerks to make reservations in addition to their other duties.

Touring Tunisia If you travel to Tunisia in high season (spring and fall) you would do well to make reservations in advance.

But even with a 2-0 stand anotherther victory looming next Sunday in Chicago against the battered Bears (now 0-2 after yesterday's 41-0 thumping by Tampa Bay), it's too early for any Giants parishioners to make reservations in Tampa, Fla., for Super Bowl XXXV on Jan . 28

So if you want to play golf next winter, better make reservations in Florida.

I traveled to three of the cities foreigners are most likely to visit, Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin, making reservations in relatively new restaurants.

And in Tokyo, I overlooked room dimensions as I was making reservations (in one hotel, the bed took up nearly all the floor space).

He is not the sort of food writer who makes reservations in the name of Nero Wolfe characters or slips in quietly disguised as the Korean consul-general.

Dr. Brian Sumner, an internist in New York, made reservations in October at a hotel in College Park, Md., through an online booking service, for $89 a night.

He invariably made reservations in his own name, and the officials sometimes used the name on the trip to travel incognito.