Sentence examples for pre-booked only from inspiring English sources

Mechoui dinners (pre-booked only) start from £21 a head, for a minimum of six.

The appointments were pre-booked, but in cases of acute disease or exacerbation of chronic disease, they could have been booked on the same day as the contact was made.

Admission is by pre-booked ticket only, adults £10.50, children (4-15) £4.50, family ticket £36, 5% discount for online booking Banish visions of your precious offspring destroying rare plants or being tutted at by people with trowels – Harlow Carr is as family friendly as they come.

Open 11am-5pm, Wed-Sun, yearoundnd, pre-booked guided tours only.

"We will take a look for tomorrow, but we will need to buy another ticket," he said, because pre-booked tickets will only be reimbursed, not exchanged for another time slot.

Access is by pre-booked place on tours only six days a year – the first Saturday in the month, April to September.

We might be in a shabby hall with only three pre-booked seats for the entire run, but we had the Bard of Avon and a crumhorn dumb show to mark us out from the herd.

But from this month the museum will be open only to pre-booked tours and school trips.

More than 500 partygoers will toast the festive season at a pre-booked corporate event, but the Potters fans among them will not feel much like celebrating.

But pre-booked visits, for routine blood tests or check-ups, are being affected.

This pub trip – a pub trip with pre-booked tables – is an entirely different sort of pub trip.