Sentence examples for to book something from inspiring English sources

After about a gazillion visits to British Airways' website, I decided finally to book something.

If you are looking to book something last-minute, there are arguably some destinations where you can still get relatively good value for money this summer.

"Their schedule doesn't necessarily fit that…but they would like to book something that fits their time – something that fits in between meetings, to refresh before a meeting, or to get ready for a flight that leaves later in the day," he says.

Those conflicts don't benefit theaters looking to book something other than superhero behemoths, nor do they serve consumers or filmmakers. .

I needed a place to stay in Reykjavik and, being stingy but not wanting to wake up with the print of an airport bench on my cheeks, I decided to book something through Airbnb.

Ms. Michaels's tribute to his book "SOMETHING WICKED" is wrapped inside a fine Monday theme using synonyms for WICKED, bringing in Leona Helmsley's old nickname, The QUEEN OF MEAN, the monkey who HEARS NO EVIL, The Sex Pistols's SID VICIOUS, and even Elvis Presley and his hit, "DON'T BE CRUEL".

Put down the thriller when you're sitting on the beach and break out a book on evolutionary theory or Spanish for beginners or a how-to book on something you've always wanted to do.

When Bourdain started travelling to promote the book, something curious happened.

Finally, someone — it's unclear who — said that one of them needed to write a book: something raucous and real about why feminism still mattered.

Ms. Frerer said another lesson was to go ahead and book something immediately after a disaster, assuming you can afford to front the money before seeking reimbursement from your insurance company.

"If they always need to rely on the book, something's wrong," she says.