Examples of 'have to book' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to book"
The phrase 'have to book' means that it is necessary or mandatory to make a reservation or appointment in advance for a particular service, event, or facility. It indicates that without making a booking, one may not be able to access or avail the desired service or opportunity. This phrase is commonly used in contexts such as hotel accommodations, restaurant reservations, concert tickets, and other similar arrangements
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have to book
I would have to book myself for robbery.
After the first you have to book.
You just have to book him early.
We must focus because we have to book.
You used to have to book me months in advance.
If you want to give me a kicking you are going to have to book an appointment.
I used to have to book her weeks in advance.
Residents may have to book.
I am going to have to book him on a hundred personal appearances.
There are some instances where you will have to book a later flight.
I have to book today to get the discount.
Listen we are gonna have to book him a limousine or.
We have to book restaurants two months in advance.
Irregardless you have to book to eat here.
We have to book hotels and get visas.
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To gain entrance visitors have to book reservations in advance.
We have to book those tickets by next week.
And if you have to book late.
I have to book a room for the night.
So as a tourist you would have to book a hotel room.
I have to book you on evidence tampering.
We are gonna have to book you.
You have to book those in advance.
We are going to have to book him.
You have to book a round trip.
The only condition is that you have to book your flight in a month.
We have to book you into some smaller venues.
Only when you are comfortable with them that you have to book a table.
We will have to book the old cathedral.
The good thing is that you do not even have to book them in advance.
You do not have to book a microfiche reader.
Yes you can have dinner at the refuge but you have to book it.
First you have to book the job.
With them you can live a different experience and you will not have to book any accommodation.
You do not have to book for lunch.
And I forgot to tell you you have to book.
We might have to book them ourselves.
In order to ensure a double room rate you have to book with your roommate.
I am gonna have to book you a later return ticket.
John, you know we are going to have to book her.
You usually have to book a little further in advance.
How far in advance do we have to book an event?
You have to book a table six months in advance.
Cuban unwritten rules say you have to book a hotel for the first night.
You have to book by mail or phone.
Prices are higher and sometimes you have to book your car rental and hotels.
You have to book months ahead.
Now I know that I really have to book a trip states side.
You have to book via an agency.
I think we're gonna have to book those clowns.
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