Sentence examples for terms of booking from inspiring English sources
"I would have been more strict with my guests in terms of booking with one travel agent versus booking on their own," she said, "because it would have led us to enjoy other incentives we did not have access to".
And, because many of these theaters demand that bands honor "radius clauses" — agreeing not to play rival stages for a set amount of time before and after a show — the Capitol could face stiff competition in terms of booking.
"We made a conscious decision to cast a much wider net than most people would expect, in terms of booking the artists and genres this year," Mr. Shapiro, the event's executive producer and founder, said in an interview recently.
In addition, Tom Croft, Alun Wyn Jones, Paul O'Connell, Tom Youngs and Mako Vunipola all surged to the front of the queue in terms of booking places in the Test XV, while the Lions' key individuals, Jonathan Sexton and Adam Jones, came off without any serious damage.
Either these are already big markets for Airbnb in terms of booking customers who travel internationally; or it could be because Airbnb is planning to add cities like Barcelona, Madrid, Milan, Rome, Moscow and St Petersburg to the list of Neighborhoods soon.
Daft Punk aside, MTV pulled out all the stops in terms of booking performers for this year's One Direction-hosted VMAs.
There is no concrete proof just yet in terms of bookings, Mr. Ridley acknowledged.
David McGuinness from Travel The Unknown, echoed Pullman: "When Rouhani got elected, it made a sea-change difference in terms of bookings.
"When the figure skating team or the ski team gets named, those are all little bursts in terms of bookings, because now Mom and Dad, aunts and cousins all want to go," she said.
The Hondurans don't even come out on top in terms of bookings, where they are level with four other teams on six and beaten by Ivory Coast's seven.
"Before my sending-off for England in Montenegro, my record in terms of bookings and discipline was not that bad.
