Sentence examples for reservations into from inspiring English sources

Converting customers with reservations into actual deliveries is critical for the company's financial health.

Consumers can then send their reservations into the restaurant, which in turn will contact RestaurantRow.com with their confirmation.

Some theater-district restaurants lost business, but others were buzzing with people who simply turned their pre-theater reservations into 8 p.m. dinners.

The policy dates from various "allotments acts", chief among them the Dawes Act of 1887, under which the federal government broke up tribal lands within the reservations into 80-or 160-acre tracts.

An army of Washington lobbyists and outside casino operators eager to join with real and imagined tribes has worked hard to transform laws allowing gambling on reservations into a regulatory Trojan horse stuffed with slot machines.

But from his earliest review articles on Hugo, Sainte-Beuve was never afraid to introduce specific reservations into his most-enthusiastic eulogies, and it was this uncompromising independence that earned him the reputation of being an unreliable, or even perfidious, critic of friends.

It's always a problem when one of literature's big beasts wanders off the reservation into the badlands of genre.

It choked off the Missouri River here and buried 155,000 acres of prime Indian farmland under a reservoir, dividing a tight-knit reservation into five districts.

During the past three decades, since the Shinnecocks began selling tax-free cigarettes, it has become crowded with businesses — Eagle Feather, Rain Drops, True Native — that have turned the edge of the reservation into a kind of theme park of Indianness and smoking.

By 1858, Neighbors resolved to move the reservation into Indian Territory.

Eventually the US defeated the Sioux and broke up the Great Sioux Reservation into five reservations, settling the Lakota in those areas.