Sentences with phrase «booked enough awards»

It's not expressly forbidden by the terms and conditions, at least as I read them, but I have booked enough awards that my TravelBank balance should probably be double if it were the case.

Not exact matches

This is how Sara Forte, beloved food blogger and author of the James Beard Award — nominated book The Sprouted Kitchen, cooks every day — creating sumptuous recipes colorful enough to serve guests, simple enough to eat with a spoon while sitting on the couch, and in amounts plentiful enough to have easy leftovers for lunch the next day.

Yesterday he picked up from where he left off with a display which earned him a booking but overall did enough to earn himself another personal award as his team maintain their climb up the Chinese League table.

«Sara Forte, beloved food blogger and author of the James Beard Award — nominated book The Sprouted Kitchen, cooks using bowls every day — creating sumptuous recipes colorful enough to serve guests, simple enough to eat with a spoon, and in amounts plentiful enough to have easy leftovers for lunch the next day.

But hey, it looks like enough strings were pulled, favors promised, and back - end points awarded, because Carrey is indeed set to co-star in the follow - up to the jazzy deconstructionist comic book movie.

Commercially successful, critically adored, winner of an original screenplay Academy Award, and more influential than any other indie ever, it was enough to secure Tarantino a place in film's history books and announce him as the writer / director to watch of his generation.

And, as if that weren't enough, he's just been nominated for a National Book Award for his first and terrific graphic novel, American Born Chinese — the first novel in that form ever nominated for the prestigious prize.

MY ATTEMPT TO KNOCK RIP - OFF AWARDS OUT OF THE MARKET When I was stupid enough to enter Foreword Magazine Award, Writer's Digest Award etc, etc, I did ok but I quickly realised they had no iterest in my book or publicising the finalists and winners.

Publisher Wins Two ECPA Christian Book Awards for «Nearing Home» and «Close Enough to Hear God Breathe» For the fourth year since 2008.

It's my first major award, and the recognition from my peers means more to me than I can say, but I've also learned enough to know that when you're standing on one of your peaks, it's not the actual awards or book deals or film options that keep you going.

Okay, I admit that this is the first year I had enough guts to submit my novels for book award consideration.

Just enough time for Robert Rodriguez to release another trilogy of kids films — DC Comics also announced a Justice League 3000 book for the future from Keith Giffen, JM DeMatteis and Kevin Maguire — Mark Millar has been awarded an MBE for his «services to literature and drama».

But knowing the finalists is enough to discuss our Outskirts Press Best Book of the Year Award.

This kind of award is good for niche market books that are out of the box enough (like mine) to never win the other kind of contest simply because they'd be lucky if the judges were their target reader.

Don't forget that British Airways is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest — so you'll have plenty of ways to earn the necessary Avios to ensure you have enough for an awesome award booking.

To give you some context, the difference of 30,000 miles between booking Delta One and Upper Class is enough for a one - way economy class award to London or anywhere in Europe.

For instance, just because you fly 1,504 miles from San Francisco to Austin doesn't mean that you have now earned enough miles for another trip; rather, the 1,500 - odd miles you just flew have earned you a mere fraction of what you'll need to book an award flight.

However, if you have enough miles in your account for an award ticket, you can use your miles to book an employee's travel for them.

You've now got 60,000 miles in each account (the 40,000 miles which you started with + the 20,000 miles which you transferred), which is enough to book award travel to Europe for 2 persons.

As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.

If Delta has award availability on a flight you want, this fee probably shouldn't be enough to stop you from transferring your miles and booking the ticket, but it's something to be aware of nonetheless.

With so many Star Alliance partners you can use to book a business class award, you won't have any trouble earning enough miles and points to fly with EVA Air.

However, if you have enough miles in your account for an award ticket, you can use your miles to book an employee's travel for them.

I chose the same ones noted earlier and sure enough, the award was calculated successfully and ready to book!

That's enough to pay for nearly the entire taxes and fees on the United award booking!

Many of them are large enough to allow you to book a one - way award flight!

What I like about the below is that one credit card bonus would give you enough award miles to book a one - way ticket in business class (or round - trip in economy).

Fortunately, together we crafted a plan where he booked a R / T to / from Europe first since he had enough miles for that even under the new award chart, and those flights were tough, especially getting a nonstop to / from LAX to Europe.

I searched flights from Jacksonville to London using American's award booking tool, and sure enough, award bookings for 40,000 AAdvantage Miles came back traveling through Miami and New York for the weekend of the game.

It's not possible to continue beyond this point unless you have enough miles to book an award.

Even if they can't earn enough miles for the whole roundtrip, Southwest awards are booked each way, so they could very easily book one leg for points and the other for dollars.

In fact, the 120,000 Alaska miles you would earn are enough to book a round - trip award to Australia on Cathay Pacific in business class.

Another benefit of searching for flights using Avios is that there is an Avios + Cash option, where you can supplement your award booking with cash if you don't have enough points in your account.

As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.

That could change for next year, especially if you book early enough, or if you open up extra award space for yourself (more on that later).

That's easily enough points to book Lufthansa first class or Singapore Airlines first class... and still have plenty leftover to redeem for award stays at some great Hyatt properties.

If Delta has award availability on a flight you want, this fee probably shouldn't be enough to stop you from transferring your miles and booking the ticket, but it's something to be aware of nonetheless.

You can easily end up spending miles on flights where you would get a better value paying in cash, especially if you are booking close in enough that you incur an award booking fee.

If you book enough, you will earn larger awards more comparable to those offered by Rocketmiles.

Status will matter more than ever to ensure you can actually earn enough miles flying with an airline to book an award ticket.

If you just need to top up an account to give yourself enough miles to book an award then it's fine to pay a bit more per mile but, if you're buying bulk, you should probably automatically shy away of prices of 2 cents / mile and over.

To top up a MileagePlus account with a small number of points to get you enough miles to book an award.

The question of how to book award flights with miles and points often gets delayed until after you have enough to go somewhere, and while that's not the worst thing in the world, it certainly isn't the best either.

That can be transferred to an airline partner, and it should be enough to book a domestic award flight.

When booking an award, you will need to look at the charges and decide if it is still a good enough value.

So this means that I can sign up for the American Airlines AAdvantage frequent flyer program, earn miles while flying on Alaska Airlines and once I've accumulated enough miles for an award ticket, use those miles on Cathay Pacific using the award booking system on AA.com.

With Havana and Dubai both offering Business Class promo awards this time around I don't see the value in booking Premium Economy (unless you don't have enough miles for Business Class) and the idea of paying 60,000 miles just to get to Cairo and back really doesn't appeal.

Points - Earning Power: You will want to ensure the cards in your wallet allow you to accrue enough points and miles to book the award tickets you seek.

Top - tier Hyatt Properties cost 30,000 points / night so, if you were to buy enough points in this promotion to book such a property, the award night would end up costing you approximately $ 554.

You're not going to be able to buy enough United Miles to book a Business Class award to Europe or Asia but you'll certainly be able to top up your account very nicely... and at a maximum cost of 1.3 cents per mile you'll be topping up your account at a very good rate indeed.