Sentence examples for reservations far from inspiring English sources

We made reservations far ahead, but many RVers prefer not to be tied down.

Mr. Zoghlin says that Orbitz will be able to handle reservations far more cheaply than can the big reservations systems because it uses newer, less-expensive technology.

Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, a leader of Mr. Fox's party in the lower house, said he did not want to follow the example of "the United States, which banished the Indians to reservations far off in the mountains and the deserts, isolated and separated them".

Despite the fact that it receives far fewer visitors than the South Rim, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is still popular, and those who want to stay at Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim should make reservations far in advance.

3. Make reservations far in advance to see the only Frank Lloyd Wright home in New England that is open for tours -- the Zimmerman House.

Making hotel reservations far in advance can probably save you money.

These sentiments were reinforced by a report in August that concluded that energy companies had paid private Navajo landowners living near the reservation far less than others for the right to build pipelines across their land.

Ms. North said customers are canceling reservations as far out as October.

Mr. Kunz says when people make reservations so far in advance, they forget.

And those reservations seemed far more severe in regards to the first-year candidacy of another former slugger — Juan Gonzalez — who received just 5.2 percent of the vote and barely survived for next year's ballot.

CLOSEST CALL TO A NIGHT ON THE STREETS Monte Carlo Grand Prix Weekend, Nice, France I'm not big on making lodging reservations too far in advance, and most of the time this works fine, even great, with the discovery of some off-the-radar bargain.