Sentence examples for really booked from inspiring English sources

"I called Alison's by the Beach to make a reservation last week," he said, "and I said who I was and the woman asked, 'Are you really?' It turned out that a few weeks ago someone called and said it was me with a party of eight, and even though the restaurant was really booked, they spent an hour reconfiguring everything.

"One of them was an alcoholic, another one was always trying to hook up with fangirls, and a third one just got tired of the fact we never really booked any shows".

I'm not really book-smart.

It is not Danno who can really book 'em anymore; it is the G20.

"But we learned long ago that archaeological sites were really books to be read, pages of history.

John Lewis is known for home goods, clothing and electronics — but not really books.

"I've often thought that all my books are really one book," Ackroyd says.

They made clear how hard it was to sell a book, even a really good book.

Bill Clinton's new book, "Back to Work," is really several books in one slender volume.

Really, comic book people?

It's really a book for everyone.