Sentence examples for A reserved space from inspiring English sources

Toward the front, where the bailiff sat, lawyers in pin-striped suits and power ties waited in a reserved space.

In that melancholy cemetery where all the literary works that have failed to seduce posterity or the public go to die, the essay has a reserved space.

A parish in which a former pastor plastered parishioners' windows with impossible-to-remove stickers if they parked in a reserved space, and where a curate once called parish children "termites," now attracts Catholics from a broad variety of parishes.

He rises at 6 30 a.m. at their home in the East Village and goes for a swim before pulling his car into a reserved space next to 60 Centre Street.

It is selling Heathrow Express train tickets on London-bound flights, and it is offering in-flight Internet access and items from SkyMall — the glossy catalog that has had a reserved space in the seatback pocket of airliners for 20 years — on 165 airliners.

An interesting thought experiment would be whether a bumper sticker on a personally owned car, for which the minister receives mileage reimbursement that is parked in a reserved space at the church would cross the line.

The lobby, though, is of some note, an elegantly reserved space: polished marble and plain plaster walls, much more tasteful than average at the time.

Quick to use his new parking permit, Perlmutter pulled into an "NL" reserved space in front of UC Berkeley's LeConte Hall to attend two afternoon gatherings in his honor.

The center will operate seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Twelve companies and other groups have already reserved space, a spokeswoman said.

Mrs. Moroney reserved space at an Eastchester restaurant for a birthday celebration and drew up a guest list.

6 with a large initial with interior reserved space, placed in the margin.