Sentence examples for whose bookings from inspiring English sources
This year--the bicentennial of Washington's death--is an especially busy one for Sommerfield, whose bookings are up 25%.
"A return to the drachma would be a nightmare," said Mr. Ioannidis, whose bookings began to trail off a few months ago and slumped badly after the election.
And couples and their families can sometimes negotiate a better financial arrangement with a caterer, whose bookings tend to slip on summer holiday weekends.
Mr. Singer recalled prevailing in a case that involved a manager whose bookings included one in which he got an actor-comedian a $500 job performing at a Christmas party so that the client would have money to buy gifts.
The customer paid nothing for the service, and AutoSlash got a commission from Travelocity, whose booking engine it rented.
"After 21 increases, almost one a week for the last year, we didn't see any after July 4," said Rick Seaney, whose booking site, Farecompare.com, closely tracks airfares.
Tony D'Astolfo, a senior vice president with GetThere, a company whose booking tool is used by more than 1,000 companies, said the system could be configured to send a message to an employee saying, "That $2,000 air fare you're taking -- I want you to go back and take that $1,000 air fare".
The guy from Stockton who was arrested on a gun charge, whose booking shot went viral and had women swooning?
At Smart Bar, the hallowed hall where the Chicago-based artist has been a resident for the last three years, he's often captained a dancefloor whose booking focus pays homage to the queer roots of disco and classic house, while keeping a foot firmly tapping into the future-facing sounds.
ABC's biggest booking was probably Ms. Nicholl, whose book "William and Harry: Behind the Palace Walls" was published a week before the wedding date was announced.
Money's Consumer Champions' column this week (see page 44) highlights the case of a reader whose Airbnb booking in Berlin was cancelled just prior to their arrival.
