41.   Some technically astute orders even have Web sites, but most take reservations by letter or telephone.

42.   Some are already taking reservations for short, suborbital flights into space, while others draw up plans for huge hotels in orbit.

43.   Taking reservations by phone, they say, is also more expensive than having individuals make their own online arrangements.

44.   Still, one excellent lodge, Mountain Meadows on Back Lake, takes year-round reservations and can dispense plenty of information on how to access these northern backlands.

45.   Tate Modern does not take reservations, and the wait at Sunday lunch can be an hour.

46.   That is the word from the Tower tour staff, who are taking reservations for next year now.

47.   The DOT needs to determine financial fitness of the carrier and grant permission to advertise and take reservations before it can resume flying, Scott said.

48.   The next day, they went to a bowling alley that was so crowded the manager was taking reservations, Horowitz said.

49.   The president of the cemetery association said he was not looking forward to making the announcement that the graveyard is once again taking reservations.

50.   The restaurant is fully booked for dinner until the end of August and has taken reservations into December.