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no-show

[ US /ˈnoʊˌʃoʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a guest who fails to notify a hotel or restaurant when canceling a reservation
  2. someone who shirks duty

How To Use no-show In A Sentence

  • Usually there are cancellations or no-shows, which mean that overbooking is not a problem. Times, Sunday Times
  • Thus it was that I dressed in my finest suit, and things looked good for getting a seat: six no-shows at the start of the meal.
  • The airlines also employ excellent statisticians who can calculate how many no-shows are likely on a particular flight.
  • They believe he's a flake and he's not dedicated to the sport after his no-show.
  • Beastie Boys and Hilary Duff also were no-shows for their scheduled backstage moments.
  • I said,'Did she tell you Industrial Brush Social Club want to charge us for a no-show ? MR STARLIGHT
  • Perhaps someone can ferret out an answer on what the typical/average/median no-show rate is. Much better by day (Jack Bog's Blog)
  • The academy also showed that they have respect even for no-shows.
  • His no-shows and other distractions began to catch up with him, but no-one in the team had any idea that when we played Queens Park Rangers on New Year's Day of 1974, we would be playing in George's final game for United.
  • In the evening the Geek Cruisers had a cheese and wine evening, which was supposed to also include photographs but too many people were no-shows to make it worthwhile.
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