Sentence examples for reservation business from inspiring English sources

OpenTable, the online reservation business, says it is acquiring a start-up to make booking a table a bit more intimate and social.

The new combination, which will merge Ticketmaster's sales and reservation business with Ticketmaster Online's Internet operations, is a reversal of sorts in Ticketmaster's corporate strategy.

The Cendant Corporation moved closer yesterday to a deal to buy Galileo International, an electronic travel reservation business, for about $3 billion in cash and stock, executives close to the talks said.

In the end, Mr. Lightfoot said, he still had faith in the online reservation business -- especially in its ability to track customers' preferences, from the wine they drink to the average size of their tips.

C1 Cendant Seeks Travel Service Cendant, which owns Avis and Days Inn, was said to be near a deal to buy Galileo International, an electronic travel reservation business, for more than $2.8 billion.

"Pain on the Reservation" (Business Day, July 13), highlighting the problems facing Indian country and the difficulty of solving them, correctly notes that many tribes cannot operate profitable casinos because they are not close to major population centers, deepening our pain as Congress forces austerity.

The city says the reservation businesses are illegally selling large amounts of cheap cigarettes to people outside of the tribes, including bootleggers who bring cartons upon cartons into the city for resale.

Summer is now upon us, and we are — to borrow a phrase from the restaurant-reservation business — fully committed, animal-wise.

By Susan Orlean June 8 , 2011Summer is now upon us, and we are — to borrow a phrase from the restaurant-reservation business — fully committed, animal-wise.

He would ask me a question — something like… Summer is now upon us, and we are — to borrow a phrase from the restaurant-reservation business — fully committed, animal-wise.

Despite their reservations, business leaders saw an advantage in having Republicans controlling Congressional committees, and therefore the legislative agenda.