Sentence examples for reservations waiting from inspiring English sources

Restaurants can use the app to keep track of reservations, waiting times and the queue for tables.

(Is there some kind of frequent flier program? Kidding! But if there is.... ) That front bar area was poignant: all those strivers with Blackberries but without reservations, waiting for a tap on the shoulder that would never come.

Thus, to date, it has fulfilled just 481 orders, although it claims that there are 17,000 customers who put down reservations waiting in the wings.

Young children coursed in and out of the dining room's open French doors; diners filled the many tables indoors and the half dozen outside; and a line of hungry customers, with and without reservations, waited to be seated.

Not only can I pester my daughter for daily reports and photos (I won't, but I could), I can also rest easy knowing that the young travelers have access to real-time information about every possible variable that may effect their trip: weather, road conditions, speed traps, detours, campsite reservations, wait times at local restaurants, directions to the urgent care clinic... it's all there.

At Milepost 161, a tribal policeman from the Tohono O'odham reservation waited with a set of spike strips.

There are no reservations, but waiting outside in the cold will only whet your appetite.

Easier, in fact, when you consider that you don't have to worry about parking, reservations, or waiting in line at whatever swank-ass place you hope to get into at a moment's notice.

As a result of living with their parents until marriage, recent graduates have minimal expenses and so may be able to afford to set a high reservation wage, waiting long periods until they receive a high wage offer.

No reservations; expect a wait if you arrive after 8 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. 10.

Ironically, diners who do gain admission may feel as if they're back in the no-reservations wait-list vortex.