Sentence examples for requests for reservations from inspiring English sources

His toughest job, Mr. Vrinat once said, was handling requests for reservations.

Although it received over two millions requests for reservations a year, it fed only 8,000 patrons annually.

A sign of how intense the buzz has been over this new venture is that for the Oct. 30 opening, the restaurant had to turn down more than 600 requests for reservations.

Twenty-four hundred requests for reservations were submitted for opening night, June 4, 1929, and with Walker's plump wife and their children on a long Florida vacation, holding his arm was his young, slender, dark-haired mistress from the Ziegfeld Follies, Betty Compton.

That's because, as one of the concierges at the posh wine country resort, she fields countless requests for reservations to the renowned French Laundry restaurant located nearby.

The restaurant receives up to 1,000 requests for reservations a day, so the restaurant often throws open the doors to the two private dining rooms and uses them to squeeze in regular diners.

But when the conference organizers made the request for reservations on a Piedmont Airlines flight at 4 30 the day of the conference, Sept. 26, they were told the middle seat was booked.

By M. E. Murphy and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 8 , 1947P. 27 A most confusing letter in reply to a request for reservations at a ski hostel in Vermont, "We are sorry to report at present we are sold out until March 10th, and even then there are only rooms for four left.

Using his smart phone, Bob registers himself with the booking service of Prime Travels and generates a request for reservation.

During the CAP time devices request for reservation in CTA and also send data packets if needed.

Requests for hotel reservations should be made on the printed form appearing in Appendix A as soon as possible, by sending the original to the Conference Liaison Officer in Yaounde and a copy to the Conference Secretary in Accra (see paragraph 12 above), not later than 28 January 2000.