Sentence examples for with reservations from from inspiring English sources
"We have a yes in principle, with reservations, from the Israelis," the official said.
Open nightly starting June 7, with reservations from 6 to 10 p.m. secured by buying a ticket online starting at 11 a.m. for that evening only, $125.
Instead, like patrons with reservations from as far afield as Minnesota, Florida and Guam, she will be making her way to a 72-seat house in the East Village.
With reservations, from (845) 471-6608, you might dine at one of the five Culinary Institute of America restaurants before seeing Roosevelt's home ($10), and Val-Kill ($5), Eleanor Roosevelt's retreat.
United and American are giving customers with reservations from today through Sept. 1, the option of rescheduling without penalty; British Airways was making a similar accommodation for passengers booked anytime before Dec. 1.
La Tour de Monthléry — Chez Denise; 5, rue des Prouvaires, First Arrondissement; 33-1-4236-2182; open weekdays (with reservations suggested) from noon to about 4 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Keep an Open Mind Unusual Japanese ingredients, including saury pickle, deep-sea red crab and squid with salted fish guts, will be used by David Bouley on lunch menus that he is serving at Bouley, 163 Duane Street (Hudson Street), through Feb. 13, with reservations available from 11 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m., $95 212 964-2525525.
When Version 1 of this article was first published, F1000Research was still in its beta phase; during this period articles that received any two of "Approved" or "Approved with Reservations" statuses from the reviewers were labelled as "indexed".
Such an attitude earns him admiration, with some reservations, from his colleagues in the field.
GETTING IN Separate lines segregate those with table reservations from the peasantry, and there's a $20 cover charge for those unwilling to pitch in on a bottle.
