Sentence examples for reserve early from inspiring English sources

There are only five rooms, so reserve early.

If you get a car, reserve early and scout out parking options in advance, either online or by calling.

So it pays to reserve early -- 5 p.m., if that's when the restaurant opens -- and to call ahead to warn the staff that children will be along.

A word to fence-sitters: Seaman's three-day academies sell out quickly, so reserve early.

Reserve early to secure a table on the terrace at sunset.

With the technology bubble and rising demand keeping top hotels and restaurants sold out (reserve early!), rates are naturally on the rise.

This was the NHL debut for the Kings prospect who got into the lineup because of injuries to Gaborik and Trevor Lewis, who went on injured reserve earlier on Tuesday.

The best fishing weeks are reserved early so it is best to call as soon as you can for the following season.

The nation's central bank spent $7.5 billion of its cash reserves early in the week as investors fled and commercial banks faced difficulty making payments.

With temperatures dipping only slightly from daytime highs in the mid-90s, and with the air thick with humidity, the starting units slogged through the first half before yielding to reserves early in the third quarter.

'But if rates rise in the meantime, by reserving early you have protected yourself with a lower rate.' Lenders can also renege on their agreement and there is some evidence this is happening, but most of the time they stick to their promise, says Montlake.