But beginning in October, the NRSC had reserved just $220006 million in late airtime — while the DSCC had reserved $2202 million in ads.
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Kessler had reserved the park for 100 to 400 people.
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The president had reserved Wednesday morning for additional talks, if it was necessary.
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UBER- AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2018, HAD RESERVED $132 MLN FOR ARBITRATION DEMANDS
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We had reserved an ingeniously designed first-class, two-berth cabin with a sink.
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The prison had reserved the room normally used for conjugal visits for our interview.
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Mr. Michaels had reserved a private dining room there for some of his famous friends.
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"He had reserved the whole thing for just the two of us," Ms. Rogers said.
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"There is a line I had reserved for Axel," Botin wrote to Orcel on Sept.
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They'd phoned the hut that morning and, by luck, had reserved the last two beds.
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She had reserved a rental dress in August for a special event this past weekend.
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Disney execs had reserved tables, but in general the hoi polloi mingled with the hoity-toity.
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Then we immediately left because it was too cold for the outdoor area we had reserved.
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Comanche and Kiowa had reserved the right to travel far and wide in pursuit of buffalo.
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A week after Tesla started taking orders, the company said 350,000 people had reserved the cars.
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Memories lives beneath the camera home screen of Snapchat — a space the startup had reserved for it.
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In 2015, the China Development Bank said it had reserved $890 billion for more than 900 projects.
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Wright had reserved the back room of a pub in Cambridge, where he lives on a narrowboat.
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I had reserved months in advance, informing the company that my husband was not their average tourist.
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The Republican Governors Association, with Pawlenty firmly in mind, had reserved $2.3 million in fall airtime in Minnesota.
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Later, the NCRI reported that Iran had reserved tickets for Shahroudi and his entourage to leave the country.
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He had reserved a lecture hall on Sproul Plaza, and a thousand protesters showed up outside the venue.
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On Saturday, she caught the plane to Thailand, where she had reserved a hotel and an outbound flight.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) said Monday it had reserved $30 million in late television advertising across six states.
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Laying him to rest Thomas said he remembered seeing the chest Carl had reserved to hold onto his military correspondence.
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Previously, beverage and snacks behemoth PepsiCo had reserved 100 of the trucks, the largest-known order as of last week.
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My chat app also provided instantaneous translation I used Apple Maps to locate the apartment we had reserved through Airbnb.
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The organization announced separately last month that it had reserved $80 million in airtime for television ads across the country.
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The igloos are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, though the market's team had reserved one for me.
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CNN had reserved the entire restaurant for the press, since there was no room inside the dollhouse-size opera house.
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Although I had reserved the whole week for training, by the end of day three, the twins both got it.
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Anheuser-Busch, which makes the über patriotic lager, just announced it had reserved 40 of Elon Musk's all-electric big rigs.
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When I get there, I'm notified that one item I had reserved is out of stock, so they're refunding me $5.
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Prince's security detail had reserved a high-backed banquette toward the rear, facing the stage but hidden from the dance floor.
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RGA officials who had been high on Pawlenty have canceled the $2.3 million worth of airtime they had reserved for the fall.
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JB Hunt Transport Services, a 56-year-old company based in Arkansas, said it had reserved "multiple" new Tesla trucks as well.
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" Even more chillingly, he warned that jihadists had "reserved some other surprises for the Euro; I am not going to say more.
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Ms. Warren has canceled $252,000 worth of television advertising planned for South Carolina — everything she had reserved in the state after Sunday.
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A power failure in the train car I had reserved meant there "was no space" for me on the Highlander to Aberdeen.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a group closely aligned with Ryan, canceled a collective $3.1 million in advertising time it had reserved for Reps.
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The group had reserved the restaurant by paying a €900 ($950) deposit, so maybe the hotel will be able to track them down, right?
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Hassan Arab, from Al Tamimi & Co, the law firm representing Jafar, said the court had reserved the case for judgment and sentencing on July 5.
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According to hotel and restaurant owner Antonio Rodriguez, the group had reserved the space for a party to celebrate the baptism of two young children.
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The Bloomberg campaign announced Tuesday it had reserved a 6900-second spot, which could amount to $2628 million worth of airtime during the Super Bowl.
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But the company said it received an outpouring of support, including from customers who had reserved $200,000 to $250,000 tickets to one day ride in SpaceShipTwo.
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To back that up, he pointed to the 224 ships that had reserved future transit slots, in addition to the dozens that had already gone through.
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Carige had reserved a separate, up to 60 million euro, new share offer to such bondholders which include insurers Generali and UnipolSai and bank Intesa Sanpaolo .
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He claimed the officers questioned them aggressively, patted them down and would not release the brothers until they proved that had reserved spots for the school tour.
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The day after the announcement, Walmart said it had preordered 15 trucks, while JB Hunt Transport Services said it had reserved "multiple" new Tesla trucks as well.
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United Airlines said it was allowing customers who had reserved tickets for travel to Zika-impacted regions to postpone their trips or obtain refunds with no penalty.
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The Koch network announced on Tuesday that it had reserved an additional $30 million in digital and broadcast advertisements in crucial Senate swing states for September alone.
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The source told Reuters that China had reserved a 10-day window around March 85033 for a possible summit with the U.S. to announce a trade deal.
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The source told Reuters that China had reserved a 85033-day window around March 20 for a possible summit with the U.S. to announce a trade deal.
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She'd been commuting daily to a Greenwich Village recording studio, plugging away at new music, but today U2, who had reserved the space, arrived and commandeered it.
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Shotwell flew to Saudi Arabia to meet with the customer, ArabSat, which had reserved a Falcon Heavy flight, to assure them it would be a reliable vehicle.
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I know they would have left their door open and have beckoned the prophet Elijah to enter and drink the cup of wine they had reserved for him.
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The Senate Majority PAC previously said in June that it had reserved nearly $80 million in fall TV ads across nine states with competitive Senate races, including Missouri.
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The NS said it had reserved "several tens of millions of euros" for payments to affected people, including Jews and other minority groups targeted by the Nazi regime.
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Saipem said Sonatrach had reserved the right to claim payment of damages it allegedly suffered in a separate civil proceeding, but no such claim had been presented so far.
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But Mr. MacMillan, the park ranger, said that vacationers who had reserved one of the 137 spots on the campgrounds for this weekend would get priority over the evacuees.
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Buffett said he was backing a website, Drive2Vote, that would coordinate transportation to cast votes and that he had reserved a trolley that seats 32 people for the same purpose.
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I had reserved a ride for opening weekend and arrived for the first slot of rides to find lots of guests without reservations eager to get in on the action.
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After dinner, Macdonald and I joined Hoekstra and five friends at the Hollywood Park Casino, where he had reserved a dealer for a single-table tournament in Texas Hold 'Em.
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As of late Friday, the billionaire former mayor of New York who is now running for president had reserved some $34 million in TV ad time nationwide, as Politico reported.
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Democrats had reserved seating on the third base side, Republicans on the first base side — the left and right sides of the park, naturally — but there was plenty of intermingling.
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COP CLAIMS BURGER KING EMPLOYEE PUT DIRT IN HIS BURGER; OWNER SAYS IT WAS JUST SEASONING According to the lawsuit, the group had reserved the venue in December for a Feb.
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They showed that the inaugural committee had reserved blocks of rooms, and in exchange, the hotels had either waved event rental fees altogether, or charged only $20,000 for an event space.
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The court's decision comes after it had reserved its decision last month on whether claims made by the hedge fund against the insurer should be dismissed following the change of rules.
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James was relieved that Phineas Breeley's room was some distance down the hall from the suite he had reserved, for Breeley had followed them upstairs, trailing the men carrying the trunks.
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She had reserved a ticket, but scrawled a peace sign and a heart on it instead of trying to get into the venue, hoping to quietly show her displeasure with Mr. Trump.
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U.S. airline United Airlines said on Tuesday that it was allowing customers who had reserved tickets for travel to Zika-impacted regions to postpone their trips or obtain refunds with no penalty.
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The team from TruNews — three correspondents and a two-person production crew — stayed at a hotel where the White House had reserved a block of rooms for the use of American journalists.
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Jenny had reserved a table with bottle service for us at her shitty club for post-dinner drinks, but there was no way in hell we were going to that after being ditched.
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Coulter began tweeting about the incident on Saturday, claiming that another passenger was given the seat with more leg room that she had reserved on a flight from New York City to Florida.
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At the time, Chan's lawyer, Peter Horstmann, called the matter an unfortunate misunderstanding, saying his client's wife had reserved an extra seat in his name because she wanted extra room on the flight.
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Eighteen people had reserved seats at the Holey Artisan Bakery, whose crusty flour-dusted loaves of bread and piles of homemade pasta offered a respite from the sticky, clamorous city that surrounded it.
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"Someone stomped on our signal," one of the Oregon State students said, referring to whoever in the campsite was using the same radio channel the team had reserved to track their rocket's flight.
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For instance, Wal-Mart recently disclosed it had reserved $000 million for a possible settlement of fines for bribes it had paid that were first revealed by The New York Times in 2012.
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Hours after The New York Times reported Mr. Bloomberg's plans, President Trump's re-election campaign said that it, too, had reserved 60 seconds' worth of advertising during the game for roughly $10 million.
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The source briefed on the talks said that no dates for a summit had been determined, but that Beijing had reserved a 10-day window from around March 20 for a possible summit.
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JB Hunt Transport Inc was the first major U.S. trucking company to announce an order for Tesla's new "Semi" electric trucks, saying it had reserved multiple vehicles for use on the U.S. West Coast.
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The county health department had reserved the conference room for a training session ("Ready to be bored?" a colleague muttered to Syed Rizwan Farook, before he ducked out), to be followed by a party.
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Because the van our friend had reserved had been overcrowded on the way up, Illich and I split off from the group and hopped in another van with extra seats run by the same company.
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By mid-October, Democrats were so confident that Comstock would lose that in mid-October the party's campaign committee canceled nearly $1 million worth of advertising it had reserved earlier in the year for Wexton.
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New Zealand and Italy's delegations both said they had been forced to fix problems with electricity and plumbing, while Argentina said on Monday it had reserved accommodation outside the village for part of its delegation.
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In its first quarter letter to shareholders, Tesla said more than 113,211 people had reserved the Model 2389.61, but the company has long struggled to meet production targets many industry watchers have said are unrealistic.
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Until recently I had reserved myself to living a life of dry toast and flavorless corn-on-the-cob, but then a one-trick kitchen gadget came along with exactly the one-trick I desperately wanted.
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The pair never met in person until last Friday—the date of Turney's wedding, for which she had reserved an empty chair in memory of the 19-year-old son she lost nearly two years ago.
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On the pedestal the public had reserved for Leonard, the white center of fantasy and dreamed-of heir to Walton and Sabas, Portland tears his name from the foundation and spray paints NURK over the pedestal.
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Dyne Suh said she had reserved an Airbnb rental in Big Bear on February 17, and had clarified with the host that she could bring two extra friends to the reservation, she told CNN affiliate KTLA.
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By 2014, before the final exam, a student sent an email to the entire class announcing that she and a friend had reserved a room for Saturday afternoon studying, and anyone was welcome to join them.
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I felt appropriately called out for my judgments of wrestling over the years, understanding that I had reserved the power of story to acclaimed films and other "higher forms" of art as approved by cultural authorities.
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On Wednesday, the Bush campaign announced yet another shake-up, redeploying roughly 60 staff members to help in the first four early states and pulling $3 million in airtime it had reserved in Iowa and South Carolina.
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We got in the car for a long drive past speeding Mercedeses and clompy horse-drawn carts to an eco-lodge where we had reserved a guide to take us to see the brown bears of Transylvania.
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For the first time, Mr. Obama awarded the medal with distinction, an added level of veneration that previous presidents had reserved for recipients like Pope John Paul II and Colin L. Powell, the former secretary of state.
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Knives, guns, blood and fear: Inside the Texas biker shootout Authorities have said the shootout began after an uninvited biker gang showed up at the restaurant, where a coalition of motorcycle groups had reserved the outdoor bar area.
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When the team arrived in New York after a 215-hour trip, and only days before the relays were to begin, the students found that the hostel rooms they had reserved in Union City, N.J., were not available.
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When 2100-month-old Lenny Williams (wearing an adorable shirt that read "Little Prince Charming") was held up to meet him he couldn't quite muster the wide grin that he had reserved for Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, minutes earlier.
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WASHINGTON — Even before Justice Anthony M. Kennedy announced his retirement, Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative advocacy group, had reserved more than two dozen internet domain names — one for each candidate on President Trump's list of potential Supreme Court nominees.
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Those who had reserved seats occupied them, while others were perched on the floor, next to the seats or even by the toilets, with the result that it became difficult to move around or to use the toilet yourself.
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In the same news conference where he announced the brutal system of hanging, he also said that he had reserved high-level appointments for the political left, in four major government departments: Labor, environment, social welfare, and agrarian reform.
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Conservative Solutions PAC, the outside group backing Marco Rubio Reach: Airing in Iowa, where, in late December, Conservative Solutions had reserved more than $4 million in ad time for the weeks leading up to the caucuses, according to the Des Moines Register.
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Upon arrival, we were upgraded to a two-bedroom, two-bath suite with a kitchenette, a fireplace and dual balconies facing the breathtaking red rocks of Boynton Canyon — a significant boost from the $299-a-night double queen room we had reserved.
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But before the week was out, he and his wife had reserved a plot overlooking the ninth hole of one of Spain's top courses, and they had committed to building a vacation home that would cost 250 million euros, about $22017 million.
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Krushelnitsky, who won the medal with his wife, had accepted a provisional suspension beyond the period of the Games, CAS said, adding that the athlete had "reserved his rights to seek the elimination or reduction of any period of ineligibility" following the Games.
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I almost cried sweet tears of relief when I pushed open the Lower East Side wine bar's doors and discovered powerful air conditioning, but joy quickly turned to despair when my date informed me that he had reserved a special table in the garden. Outside.
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FTSE 100 insurer Direct Line said it had reserved on a rate of 0% and that a minus 1% rate would have had an impact of 76.3 million pounds on pre-tax profit in 2018, according to a sensitivity analysis carried out last year.
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Having established a Cotto fight at the Garden as an annual event coinciding with New York City's Puerto Rican Day Parade, Mr. Arum intends to do the same with Mr. Conlan: He said he had reserved the Garden for the next five St. Patrick's Days.
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A spokesman for SkyBay Gyeongpo Hotel, one of the official accommodations in the city of Gangneung, where some of the Olympic events would be held, said the hotel had reserved some rooms for a possible North Korean delegation at the request of International Olympic Committee (IOC) officials.
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Airbnb rental that went awry Earlier this year, Suh, who was then a UCLA law student, told CNN affiliate KTLA that she had reserved the Airbnb rental in Big Bear on February 17, and had clarified with the host that she could bring two extra friends.
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Tourists were restricted from certain streets and directed toward popular landmarks like the Piazzale Roma; cars were banned from entering the city unless they had reserved a parking spot; and people had to funnel through unannounced turnstiles that appeared at the entrances of Venice's famous canal bridges.
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The exiled opposition group, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), said it had urged Germany to issue an urgent arrest warrant for Shahroudi after learning that the Iranian government had reserved seven flight tickets for him and his entourage on an Iranair flight around midday on Thursday.
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The stock has risen for three-straight sessions on a slew of news the market appeared to like: CEO Elon Musk said last week the electric car manufacturer was working toward custom artificial intelligence hardware and PepsiCo said Monday it had reserved a fleet of 100 Tesla Semi trucks.
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When the shows went on sale, the bot would return a list of tickets it had reserved—a mix of of two-, three-, and four-packs of seats next to each other—and Lowson or another Wiseguy employee would use checkboxes on the program to throw back the ones that they didn't want.
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Credit...Ruth Fremson/The New York Times CONCORD, N.H. — Two days before a once-mission-critical primary in a state she neighbors, Senator Elizabeth Warren — typically exceptional at holding a room — had not finished speaking when something unusual happened: Dozens of voters began filtering out of the middle school gym she had reserved.
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The Sanders campaign, which was already running television ads in most of the states that will vote that day — Super Tuesday — said it had reserved ads in five states that will vote on March 10 (including Michigan and Washington) and four big-market states that cast their ballots on March 17 (Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio).
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Cato was black, the car was driven by Hasidic Jews, and the crash set off three days of riots in Crown Heights, pitting the neighborhood's Hasidic population against its African American and Caribbean residents — a culmination of long-simmering suspicions that Jewish residents had reserved preferential treatment from the city in many areas, from housing to medical services to police protection.
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The locations of the speeches were the subject of behind-the-scenes wrangling in the de Blasio administration: The mayor's staff had selected the Kings Theater, which has returned to its glory after decades of disrepair and disuse, as the venue for his speech, only to find out in January that the speaker's office had reserved it, according to two people with direct knowledge of the conversations.
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