Sentence examples similar to pre-booked seating from inspiring English sources

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.

From the observation car (pre-booked seats are essential), I watched the landscape unfold, from palm and jackfruit trees, through widening valleys and rivers stained brown with the rich soil.

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

All campsites are full and fans are advised not to arrive on Saturday night even if they have a pre-booked place.

The new rates do not affect private hire vehicles which have to be pre-booked and can not be flagged down on the streets.

The saving achieved by using a pre-booked cab can be substantial, particularly for a long journey such as a transfer to or from the airport.

Often, these pre-booked appointments take place when the patient is well and little, if any, action is needed [ 2].

Ryanair charges £20 return for a car seat if it's pre-booked online, whereas even the cheaper car hire operators will charge €72 for a child's seat on a two-week rental.

A full range of childcare options can be pre-booked, with six days' nursery from £195.

There are two types of licensed drivers - metered hackney cab drivers who can also do pre-booked work, and private hire drivers who do only pre-booked jobs.

Again, this will favour incumbent dispatchers, as they can offer more pre-booked trips from their enlarged network.