book up

British  

verb

1. to make a reservation (for); book

2. See booked up

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Example Sentences

Causes include poor recruitment and retention of examiners and third-party websites booking up slots using automated programs known as bots.

From BBC

One business told the Kansas City Fed that it is a great time to get a tattoo, because top artists who are usually booked up suddenly have openings on their schedules.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, his shutdown specials—$7 martinis and $12 double smash burgers—have packed in lunchtime crowds and booked up evening reservations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Working from a converted garage at home in Redcar, she now runs her business Phaze Nails which is often booked up to a month in advance.

From BBC

"I have already booked up my 101st trip this year and I've booked up for next year," he said.

From BBC