Sentence examples for managing seat from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, many airlines — including domestic carriers — offered cheaper fares to children, but most of those deals were dropped as airlines became more sophisticated at pricing tickets and managing seat inventory.

That will help them manage seating: if there are passengers who don't show up, for example, it will be easier to fill empty seats with other passengers.

Standing, pressed tightly against each other, among all the wet coats, still smiling into each other's smiles, leaning in to confide Lynette was tall enough to speak into his ear, even though Toby was six foot three or four and swaying together, hanging on to the bar overhead, they talked with a warmth and ease they might not have managed seated side by side.

Nowait, for those unfamiliar, has been steadily growing its waitlisting service over the years, which includes a suite of subscription-based tools for restaurants that help them manage seating, server rotation, waitlists and reservations, and more.

During the season, there is a huge rush of tourists, and so you may have to fight to manage seats!

The benefit, of course, to managing restaurant seating using software, is that it provides restaurants with access to more data.

In addition to this, the company has built up a system for managing interactive seating charts and running affiliate marketing programmes, so that third parties can also link up with its ticketing system.

DECOMPRESSED Mariette Himes Gomez and Brooke Gomez, her daughter, presented a monochromatic English sitting room that manages to seat 14 (instead of a coffee table, there is a four-foot-square ottoman).

A long way ahead of other Central and South American countries in terms of local film production (despite being a much smaller market), the country still usually only manages to seat a couple of homegrowners in the annual top 10.

The attorneys have now managed to seat 12 jurors, but they still need to find six alternates.

Credo and company blame that kind of permissive conduct for the historically fast clip at which Trump has managed to seat federal judges.