Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There's a flight tomorrow, and I've booked a ticket.
• You booked a one
• So instead, I booked a ticket out tonight to spend the rest of the time with him until he finishes.
• I think someone found out what flight she was on and booked a ticket hoping to get the two of them back together.
• You booked a ticket on one day's notice without any luggage.
• Last summer a Flemish Ryanair passenger had to pay no less than EUR 372 because he had booked a ticket under his familiar name of 'Jules' instead of his official name of 'Julien'.
• I booked a ticket to Atlanta.
• Gord McNally just booked a ticket on the same flight that Dr. Byrnes is on, to Portland, Oregon, so the uniforms are going to pick him up at the gate.

• I booked tickets for you and Jacques to fly back to Paris tonight.
• I know you said you missed, like, going cinema and that, so I've booked a couple of tickets.
• So instead, I booked a ticket out tonight to spend the rest of the time with him until he finishes.
• There's a flight tomorrow, and I've booked a ticket.
• I think someone found out what flight she was on and booked a ticket hoping to get the two of them back together.
• I booked a ticket to Atlanta.
• You booked a ticket on one day's notice without any luggage.
• I heard that I just booked a plane ticket to Boston to surprise Sheila, and I need you to cover the McBain hearing tomorrow.