overbook

Not until the people in the line behind you are told the flight is overbooked.

I almost did not get on the flight because it was overbooked.

With a total of just 184 rooms, it's always overbooked.

Running a high volume operation, I was almost always overbooked.

However, they were still used in overbooking situations or for special circumstances.

But the tide has turned, probably because open European events are overbooked.

One concert last year was overbooked by almost 100 seats.

"We overbooked and had to leave 70 people behind on the tarmac."

The flight you wanted will be overbooked, and you'll never see your luggage again.

This class was no exception, and I found myself overbooked with students wanting help.

We got bumped from our flight because the plane had been overbooked.

We're overbooked by a hundred fifty- acres at the moment.

They often have to overbook in order to squeeze patients into their schedules.

She said the course was always overbooked, and that two-thirds of the students in it are Jewish.

Some car rental companies overbook reservations and run out of cars.

If you overbook, you should be prepared to try something similar.

How annoying to have to overbook my busy morning with this nonsense.

A lot of kids are overbooked with the best of intentions.

It was overbooked, and he and some others were bumped.

He'll get mad if he thinks I overbook them.

An example of such a situation is where hoteliers overbook their accommodation.

"Sir, it seems that the flight has been accidentally overbooked, by about 300 people."

The children were told, along with other passengers, that the flight to Rochester, the last of the day, was overbooked.

This train is very popular and is almost always overbooked.

He always overbooked me, and he'd never apologized before.