Sentence examples for reservations generally from inspiring English sources

Reservations, generally for a weeklong minimum stay, Saturday to Saturday, should be made well in advance.

Although reservations generally are not required, you can call ahead to secure a table; on big game days, this is highly recommended.

Amid all this uneasiness, and with early reservations generally down 10 to 20percentt, snow began to fall in the West and did not stop for days.

Lunch, noon to 3 P.M. Dinner, 5 to 11 P.M. RESERVATIONS Generally not accepted, but an effort is made to accommodate large groups.

And they are filled with patrons, many of whom would balk at the idea of setting foot in such "sceney" places during the high season, when reservations generally have to be made weeks in advance.

Reservations are generally not needed.

Most of New Mexico's hospitals are in urban areas; medical services in rural areas, especially on Native American reservations, are generally inadequate.

However, reservations are generally noted due to short-term follow-up and small sample sizes.

The reservation can generally be changed up to 72 hours in advance for a $10 fee; after that point you forfeit the first night's charge.

A reservation will generally ensure a better rate than a last-minute call, according to spokesmen for the car-rental companies, and will hold a vehicle by type, but not by model.

Despite these reservations, non-participants generally expressed a positive attitude towards ESS.