book something in

Examples of booked

booked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the clinic, the administrator who had booked the play was clearly impressed and wanted to talk further about it.
She booked at 11 weeks gestation when no problems were found.
As reinsurance premiums are booked separately, we would have expected lower costs.
Forty-five percent of patients were booked for hip and 55 percent for knee arthroplasty.
These were early morning and late afternoon and could be booked up to one week ahead.
He was booked for theatre for the next day, but over the course of that day became agitated and confused.
The roles differed slightly across practices but all included the treatment of minor illness through booked and open access clinics.
This approximates to 3% of all booked appointments.
It is interesting that these problems could be solved with only occasional individual lessons which were often booked from workshop tutors.
Table 4 shows that inability to communicate with the patient was an important feature in those who booked in time but were not offered amniocentesis.
We didn't get paid, even though we were sort of booked for the event.
The major industrial robot suppliers are reportedly already showing considerable interest in this inaugural event with a number of key players already booked to exhibit.
For the watt concerts in those days, the downstairs theatre would be booked for a week.
Tours had been fully booked months before the voyage: passengers seeking private tours on the day found no taxis or public transport available.
Most of the head and neck cases are booked continuous professional development.
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