For an ordinary dinner reservation or tour arrangements, $3-$3-$5ould do; if the concierge scores seats at a popular restaurant or show or performs unusual services (getting your laptop repaired, finding a good allergist, etc)., $10 or more is appropriate.
But at Wave Hill, the stories will tend to be real rather than fables, and the hero won't be a wild animal but an ordinary fellow from a reservation.
Though Baldoria is scheduled to open its doors on May 10 to invited guests, the earliest the restaurant can begin to accept reservations from ordinary mortals is in June, after it accommodates what the Pellegrinos call "our friends" (their devoted customers).
For these values to have significance, they must be considered as lying somewhere near the centre point of a 95 percent range i.e., the so-called ordinary range or, with reservations, the range from normal to the upper and lower borderline limits.
Italian leftists are generally pacifists who have long opposed the military alliance, and many ordinary Italians have expressed reservations about NATO, particularly after American pilots flying jets on a NATO exercise severed a cable at a ski resort in the Dolomites in February, killing more than 20 people.
Privacy advocates turned the use of even ordinary data like travel reservations into the policy equivalent of a toxic waste site".
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).
Both he and the Dalai Lama have reservations about even an economic boycott, which they believe hurts ordinary people more than it damages governments.
Keith Watson, Guardian, 2000 "My one feeble reservation is that even such fabulous virtuosity, viewed over 40 minutes, becomes ordinary.
All the raw material of ordinary life would be fair game for the project's computers -- credit card transactions, telephone records, airline reservations and the like.
