Sentence examples for ready to book from inspiring English sources

Or more precisely, a breathing, living, talking soul ready to book you a table.

By the time I'm ready to book a few days later, I often can't read my own handwriting (if I can find my notes at all).

But I think it's smarter to go to more than one and get a second opinion, even if you've seen a great name who's ready to book.

"I like it when people ask me questions long before they are ready to book so I can steer them in the right direction," he said, noting that some programs are better than others, depending on the destination.

A+ Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Best Original Song): This husband-and-wife team's rhyming double act was so adorable that I was ready to book 'em on the Orpheum Circuit.

There are labels ready to market this music, clubs ready to book it, a reliable stable of musicians to play it and almost standardized arrangements and production techniques — fiddles, accordions, acoustic bass, brushed drums.

There are tons of great people ready to help book shows, feed you and show you a good time.

By the time we left, we were ready to re-book and try the many intriguing dishes we had missed.

MTV Networks Marketing suggests the 342 million international households reached by MTV may be ready to buy books other than those about rock stars who have died of drug overdoses.

ZocDoc, an insanely easy service for booking same day doctor appointments, has launched service Los Angeles with more than 100,000 appointments ready to be booked.

I compare self-publishing to a student managing to conquer Five Easy Pieces on the piano and then wondering if s/he's ready to be booked into Carnegie Hall".