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(91) The figures are divided into two groups: sales to non-book club members and to book club members.

(92) To book space for cargo owners or agents and issue B/L on behalf of shipping companies, contract shipping and handle consignment transshipment of cargos and containers.

(93) We'd like to book a single room with a double bed.

(94) You will have to book up early if you want to see that film.

(95) Small wedding parties may want to book their rehearsal dinner or reception at Coho.

(96) Books have a centuries-old tradition of annotation and commentary, ranging from the Talmud and scholarly criticism to book clubs and marginalia.

(97) The market's runup of nearly 60 percent over six months might have also caused some investors to use the Fed's statement as reason to book profits, he added.

(98) He therefore resolved to vindicate national sovereignty by bringing great combinations to book.

(99) Particularly important to digital services, it is decided to book the key to failure site.

(100) If you to be certain of seeing play in London, you to book your seat advance.

(101) Will you please contact the shipping company to book a shipping space for us?

(102) A I've got to book my train ticket to Xi'an .

(103) Perhaps the Daily Mail should take a leaf out of Jonathan Swift's book and instead of blaming changes in English on "a tidal wave of mindless Americanisms", start calling those damned poets to book.

(104) Coordinate with forwarders to book space and arrange inland transport.

(105) You will have to book well in advance for this deservedly popular hotel.

(106) I just got a few guidebooks for our trip to Vancouver. I want to study up on what the must-see sights are(sentencedict.com), and then decide whether we can do some self-guided tours or need to book guided tours.

(107) I'd like to book a seat to Munich for Monday the tenth.

(108) There is no need to book up weeks or months ahead.

(109) I'd like to book a message in the hotel health club.

(110) Enclosed is the shipping form. Should you want to book either of the two vessels, please fill out the form and return it to us at your earliest convenience.

(110) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(111) All flights are subject to book date . all is non - endorsable and non - refundable once settle the payment.

(112) Before you rush to book a table, bear in mind that lunch for two would cost ￡150.

(113) Liquid lamination : A high - gloss nitrocellulose varnish applied to book covers or jackets . Also called Varnishing.

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

(115) I'd like to book a flight to Karachi for Monday the 10 th.

(116) Steve: Yes, we'd like to book a non - smoking room for this Friday.

(117) It happened to me very recently while trying to book a table at Bob Bob Ricard, a new London restaurant I otherwise liked a lot.

(118) Traditional product has to book interest rate fixedly, risk safeguard is basic it is changeless.

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

(120) Please go to the CAAC office to book your plane ticket.