Sentence examples similar to reservations proved needless from inspiring English sources

Any worries about the group's ad-hoc status proved needless: its account of the Glass compared favorably with Dennis Russell Davies's 1996 recording, and the players gave Mr. Greenwood's piece a gripping, nuanced performance.

Even the threat of insufficient snow proved a needless worry as a heavy snow fell on the first day.

For the most part, these reservations have proved groundless.

Though well-intended, their inclusion proves a needless distraction in an otherwise smart and dignified presentation.

The storm has even introduced the prospect that the famous Jerry Seinfeld lament about car rentals — "You know how to take the reservation, you just don't know how to hold the reservation" — could prove true for some travelers.

The product proved to be a needless insurance policy in what became a seven-year bull run for stocks.

Stoke had two men sent off within the first 30 minutes in the reverse fixture in August and needless indiscipline proved costly again at The Hawthorns.

OpenTable, the restaurant reservations app that's proved a lot faster than calling around by phone, fills tables that might otherwise go empty.

That projection has, needless to say, proved to be wildly overoptimistic.

Since the restaurant opened in the spring, the locally sourced, seasonal food and contemporary décor have proved so popular that reservations are essential at weekends.

The young defender's rustiness proved costly when he conceded a needless free-kick on Sissoko that led to the Greeks' breakthrough.