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(61) Spennymoor impresario John Wray met Angie last summer and was inspired to book her for several tours of the North-East.

(62) We therefore advise anyone planning a visit to book early.

(63) You'll have to book by tomorrow if you want the lower price.

(64) Booking agents at the Royal Cruise Lines reservation center were continuing to book passage on several company ships through early May.

(65) The park has caravan and camping sites available for visitors but you need to book as it is a Bank Holiday weekend.

(66) There are no tickets at the door - you have to book in advance.

(67) Nor has Mr Wahid's government made much progress in bringing the army to book for human-rights offences.

(68) Useless to tell them to book early for the peak period: they came in droves.

(69) Economic barriers to book publishing remains constant throughout the Third World.

(70) She would like to book a round trip ticket.

(71) You have to book up early these days.

(72) Now they have to book learning.

(73) I want to book a trunk call.

(74) Hello, I'd like to book a minicab, please.

(75) We are now ready to progress to Book 2.

(76) Do you want to go to book fair with my cousin and me tomorrow?

(77) One of the principle benefits of membership means that you don't have to book any of the Taoyuan International Airport lounges in advance or even pay at the time of arrival.

(78) I'd like to book a room with one double bed.

(79) England won a titanic game against Samoa 26 - 19 to book their place in the semi - finals.

(80) To book your place fill in the coupon on page 187 and return it by 1st October.

(81) Holidaymakers are digging deep into their pockets to book late summer breaks.

(82) I'd like to book a room for Mr. Martin Feldman of NB Company.

(83) Talk time. Try to book an hour of quality time with your partner every week.

(84) There are two methods:purchase method and pooling of interest method to be chosen to book the consolidated assets and liabilities.

(85) Particularly important to digital services[sentence dictionary](sentencedict.com), it is decided to book the key to success or failure site.

(86) Celia:Hello, I'd like to book a round-trip ticket to Hong Kong on Asia Air, please.

(87) The new play has been very popular , you have to book up well ahead.

(88) This resulted in a stressful, mad scramble in a foreign country, trying to book a last-minute hotel that wasn't exorbitantly priced during a very busy film festival.

(89) First of all we'll have to book freight on a suitable vessel and arrange insurance cover.

(90) Write to me in advance if you want to book the airplane ticket.