book out

verb

1. (usually intr, adverb) to leave or cause to leave a hotel

Example Sentences

“I hear he makes a killer guac,” I said sarcastically, holding the book out.

From Los Angeles Times

“If they didn’t just voluntarily turn over the book, out of fear of reprisal, Congress could issue a subpoena to their attorneys,” Edwards explained.

From Salon

Sir Salman, who has a new book out later this year, told the Hay Festival that an "important moment" came for him when he and his wife Eliza "went back to the scene of the crime to show myself I could stand up where I fell down".

From BBC

"They asked to book out the whole top two floors for privacy," added Gaby.

From BBC

He said the encounter "really upset" him, "and I thought to myself, I need to do something about this. I need to get this book out. Now is the right time".

From BBC