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Examples
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My family doctor had recommended several specialists that I should call and after two hours on the phone, I found that either my insurance didn't cover the recommended doctors or that the specialists were booked-out for three months.
Nikki Stone: Health Care, Insurance and the Phone Call That Made the Difference 2009
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The area around the Avenue Jean Medecin in the romantic old quarter of the city has morphed into a sophisticated shopping venue and when the carnival season arrives (February 12 to 28) hotel rooms in the city are firstly, only to be had at a premium, and secondly, usually booked-out.
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Travel journalists can be dreadful prima donnas, demanding better rooms, seats at booked-out restaurants or impossible flights off far-flung islands.
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NGA surveys show visitors have left Canberra dazzled by the rare art works but disappointed with the unavailability of taxis and buses, closed restaurants and booked-out hotels charging premiums.
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Thank you, Twitter: I found a room in booked-out Austin in less than 24 hours.
Alex de Carvalho 2009
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