Sentence examples for reservations who from inspiring English sources

KLM's service is available only to travelers with confirmed reservations who are willing to connect their social profiles to their booking.

Customers with current reservations who are concerned about travelling to destinations affected by Zika Viral Illness should call the company or their local reservations office and speak with a Delta Representative, according to the airline's statement.

He would be a welcome sight for high school coaches on reservations who say they rarely, if ever, get a phone call from a Division I coach, much less a visit.

Along the way, they met tribal leaders from other reservations who were seeking the same financing for the same problem: the woeful inadequacy of the health care promised to American Indians long ago.

Choate opened the house as a museum in 1930, and donated it (and eventually Naumkeag as well) to the Trustees of Reservations, who operate both properties as museums.

That means anyone without reservations who wants to go might get be able to pick up a canceled room or campground.

But there appears to have been no one in the school or on the reservation who saw the red flags.

"There's a thousand people who have hit me up, trying to get a reservation, who are lawyers and magazine editors," Reider said last week, in Hogan Hall.

Already, police officers on her reservation, who are employees of the federal government and not the tribe, were being forced to work without pay.

I have heard horror stories of passengers with a confirmed reservation who have been bumped from overbooked flights when they arrive at the airport in good time.

When they asked for the check, the four women, who were black, accused Mr. Lecendre of having moved them to make room for the people with the reservation, who were white.