Sentence examples for reservations in a from inspiring English sources

Reservations: in a long swath mid-novel, nothing happens.

On 1 November 1967 he expressed his reservations in a confidential memorandum to President Johnson.

Nye's boss, Timothy O'Neill, said in a memo that he had mentioned Nye's reservations in a meeting with Hunsaker, Gentilucci, and "the private investigator," presumably DeLia.

But some people are speculating that someday 30 to 40percentt of reservations in a city like Manhattan will be done online".

Mr. Gurfein said, RestaurantRow.com alreay makes more reservations in a week than its chief competitors, Open Table and Food Line, do in a month.

Mr. Chang "is smart and runs a smart operation," said Ken Aretsky, the owner of the 120-seat Aretsky's Patroon in Midtown, "but I just don't understand not taking reservations in a Midtown hotel".

Beginning in 1860, Native American children were forced to attend boarding and day schools off their reservations in an effort to assimilate them to Western ways.

Now, customers in North America will place their order online rather than "placing a generic reservation in a queue".

TRY to get a reservation in a smart London restaurant like Aubergine or Bibendum these days and you are likely to have to wait several months.

Ten days later he stated without reservation in a short written statement to Parliament that an existing UN resolution provided the necessary authority for the conflict.

In particular, he began to explore possibilities for joint efforts with a nearby Indian reservation in a serious treatment of folk music.