11.   Al Forno, which takes no reservations, is open five days a week, serves dinner only and always has patrons waiting for tables.

12.   Borges does not usually take reservations.

13.   But Stan Parrish, president of the chamber, said smaller hotels, like the budget chains, might take reservations.

14.   But sooner or later every evening, even the best restaurants stop taking reservations.

15.   But when Delta decided on Wednesday that the bombing threats were not bluffs, it stopped taking reservations or issuing tickets for European destinations beyond Vienna.

16.   By January, a concierge will take reservations, have phone and computer lines turned on, keep stationery stocked, empty trash and reserve conference rooms for meetings.

17.   But while Greyhound.com can take reservations for trips that include routes served by Trailways, Trailways.com cannot use Greyhound information.

18.   Charlie Trotter, whose namesake restaurant in Chicago has been consistently rated as one of the best in America, announced recently that he would take reservations through eSeated.com.

19.   Crowding causes some courses to offer tee times on a first-come-first-served basis rather than taking reservations, Millard said.

20.   Demand for space at these sanctuaries is so high that some U.S. monasteries take reservations a year in advance.