A RESTAURANT critic's most practiced companions know that the questions to be asked in advance of a meal go beyond the address, the hour and the (fake) reservation name.
Before I can even ask the reservation name, this gentleman has already requested the menu, demanded both main and desert as well as a Bombay and tonic, oh, and for the air-conditioning to be turned on and the music to be lowered please.
As South Asians, most of us have our Starbucks name, our dinner reservation name, the name we give those who are overwhelmed by anything different or unknown.
Sakakawea was immortalized on a now defunct US dollar coin, and a reservoir that now floods a good portion of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation is named for her.
Each reservation period is a reservation process implemented through three-phase dialogues, named reservation request (RR), reservation confirmation (RC) and deciding to send (DTS).
Despite widespread reservations about naming a career left-wing politician to the primarily ceremonial office of president, he was elected to the post in 1996 for a four-year term and was reelected in 2000 and 2004.
"You can find local reggae scenes just about anywhere in the world: Germany, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, Native American reservations, you name it," Marshall continues.
Despite Albert's reservations, Charlotte was named after her mother's only sibling, who, in 1913, had left the family home in Berlin one November night, walked twenty-one miles, and drowned herself in a lake.
Complete Form BCA-4.10, Application for Reservation of Name, to reserve the name for a 90-day period.
