booked out

Maybe being booked out for a few days wasn't such a bad idea.

When a model's booked out, that means she's not working at all for a certain length of time.

Watkins hung the phone up and booked out his window.

In fact, I've got you booked out for another week."

The Maryborough line was booked out of use in 2005.

Usually, an artist can be booked out on the strength of a record's popularity and radio air play.

Soon it was booked out and live performances were shown frequently.

During high season flights may be booked out six weeks in advance, so plan accordingly.

The day before, it was reported that Parliament's public gallery had been completely booked out for the reading.

Tickets are booked out far in advance, especially for shows during the winter holidays.

This event is always booked out and looked forward to by those in and around the club.

Usually these 90 places are booked out for many months in advance, despite the high cost of the guided walks.

If we've determined that the Iranians have booked out, we send in our print people.

These craftsman's evenings tend to get booked out don't they.

In July and August every flight can be booked out.

Rooms are often booked out two years in advance, with nightly rates rising by 150% during the conference.

He was told to wait for me to come in before he booked out.'

But it's not cheap and it's often booked out to tour groups.

He agreed with me but he was booked out.

The six-week trial proved popular with each service being fully booked out weeks in advance.

"It's no wonder the other chopper pilot booked out of there and hasn't been heard from since.

I was, but Jacci called in sick, and the place was booked out.

Trains out of Bombay are often booked out days in advance.

I still have that room booked out to other folk like I told you.'

Its a busy time of the year, its holiday season, and trains get booked out many weeks in advance.