Sentence examples for weak booking from inspiring English sources

A pretty weak booking, but then he owes England a bit more than that.

He said: The weak booking environment is negative for all leisure travel companies, though we think the weakness is widely known.

Highlights of their stay included a giggling Atalla and Baldwin purposely getting answers wrong in a quiz so their lycra-clad colleagues got electric shocks; Sky Atlantic boss Zai Bennett (billed as a "weak booking" by Atalla) judging a pretend pitch for a show called What An Eiffel about bungee-jumping off the Eiffel Tower; and Oona King not knowing who Emma Willis was.

The airline, based in Fresno, Calif., said weak bookings were the main reason.

Weak bookings led United Airlines to cancel some flights from Hong Kong to Los Angeles and New York.

With weak bookings for summer, hotels, tour operators and other related businesses all over Britain are cutting prices.

A Similar Situation Michael Driscoll, the editor of Cruise Week, which covers the cruise industry, said Marine Expeditions was not alone in experiencing weak bookings.

He, perhaps unwisely, is not worried that his LCC will cannibalise TUI's traditional charter-package business, already hit by weak bookings and reporting heavy losses this week.The LCC phenomenon has also spread to Asia.

Weak bookings caused several hotels on St. Lucia to close this winter, while the island's 285-room Hyatt Regency was notified in December that a receiver had been appointed to supervise the hotel; reservations will not be accepted for stays beyond March 25.

The company said although cumulative average selling prices are 3% ahead of last year in the UK, that is not up as much as previously anticipated due to weaker booking trends in May and June.

"Whilst bookings have improved since the end of the World Cup, price increases have not been sufficient to compensate for weaker bookings," it added.