Sentence examples for seating by from inspiring English sources

A sign on the front door on heavily booked nights warns, "Seating by reservation only".

Far better would be to ration scarce seating by charging a premium price.

We start with the Hungry Heron, which at least takes something called "preferred seating" by phone -- a glorified waiting list.

He ended the more formal arrangements common to Presidents Washington and Adams, forbidding seating by precedence — he preferred "pell-mell," or the more democratic practice of having guests sit where they chose.

For this 20-minute dance, featuring direction by Patricia Nicholson, Mr. Jordan altered traditional seating by placing the audience onstage while the dancers — 13 in all — came to life, twisting and squirming in rows of blue seats.

To reach the studio, you pass through the living-and-dining area, where mock-ups and studies coexist with personal artifacts: vintage seating by Eames, Bertoia, Saarinen and Florence Knoll and quirky midcentury ceramics by Roseville and Russel Wright.

How good are the seat-by-seat betting markets?

And the seat-by-seat analysis I've done confirms what they were saying.

The seat-by-seat markets also tilted towards the Coalition this week.

For weeks the seat-by-seat markets have been tipping Labor loses in 10 to 12 seats.

Preferencing on a seat-by-seat basis also gives Labor the privilege of publicly distancing themselves from the Greens.