Sentence examples for reserving a date from inspiring English sources

My 10-year-old son and I submitted a form to our synagogue reserving a date for his bar mitzvah in 2004.

Travelers should reserve a date and an hour to see the exhibition first, said Hubert Dalbeau, manager of the Best Western Le Galice hotel in Aix-en-Provence, before reserving flights and rooms.

"I wouldn't say we're doing it as a political statement," said Brian Vetruba, a 35-year-old librarian from St . Louis as he picked up a marriage license application on Tuesday and reserved a date for a marriage ceremony for himself and his partner in city hall later in the week.

While you can always find someplace to get married on a moment's notice, you should reserve a date and time if you have want to elope at a specific site, since that Garden Gazebo Chapel you want may be booked way in advance.

Reserving a play date with your favorite Golden Retriever once a week would reduce pet ownership – and the resulting economic and environmental costs – dramatically as people felt comfortable occasionally playing with a shared pet instead of owning one.

An outcome evaluator reserves a date for the next evaluation after the survey.

For instance, if she continuously talks about how one day she would love to go sky diving reserve a date with her.

It's important to reserve a time and date for your wedding in a castle.

You can call the company you plan to use and reserve a pickup time, date and location with a customer service agent.

Its property deed, dated 1750, reserves a right-of-way for all time for the King of France.

The judge, Mrs Justice Gloster, reserved judgment to a date to be fixed after a trial at the commercial court in London.