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Meanings of make a booking in English

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Usage of make a booking in English
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No need to make a booking but remember it's on a first-come-first-serve basis.
The South African
2
So don't delay and make a booking as quick as possible.
The Irish Times
3
Ms Blanchfield said it was not the only conference keen to make a booking.
Radio NZ
4
I'll ring up and make a booking at the hotel.
On the Beach
5
Skyscanner recommends reserving your seat directly with the airline as soon as you make a booking.
News.com.au
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Be sure to make a booking for dinner.
BBC
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Point it at a restaurant and you can make a booking or receive a menu by instant text.
The Irish Times
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Plus, guests can make a booking - which regular punters in groups of less than five can't do.
Independent.ie
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You do not need to make a booking to provide your biometrics at any of the Home Affairs offices.
The South African
10
If you're tempted to make a booking, be warned stays at the award-winning properties also come with luxury price tags.
News.com.au
11
Bookings, contact details and menu To make a booking, you can contact 031 303 9584.
The South African
12
And when they arrived at their hotel they were asked did they want to make a booking for St Valentine's Day.
The Irish Times
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If you needed any further incentive to make a booking, all the participating kids get an Apple branded field trip t-shirt.
Wired
14
Call them on 072 910 3000 or reach out via their Facebook page to make a booking.
The South African
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I'd like to make a booking, and after you hear about what some Tennessee lawmakers are up to, you'll probably want to chip in.
Ebony
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At the beginning of September he tried to make a booking but got a message saying that his card number could not be processed online.
The Irish Times
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