Sentence examples for Get reserved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron said that 15percentt of Metro-North trares are out of service every day, and Connecticut residents must wait an average of four years to get reserved parking spots at stations on the New Haven Line.

We'll be testing various ways to help consumers to get reserved seating and refreshments.

When the cycle breaks the capital flows get reserved and what once were safe assets suddenly are found to load on common factors, such as national real estate prices, to which balance sheet of the lending banking systems are strongly exposed.

The Bridge in Los Angeles is a widely acclaimed, space-age theater where the movie itself is almost an afterthought; customers get reserved seating in cushy leather seats, live performances onstage before a film begins and an "elite services" desk akin to a concierge desk in a posh hotel.

Monthly donors get reserved seats to the annual gala.

They said if you stayed overnight with them, you'd get reserved seating at church to hear Jimmy Carter talk.

More generous ones (and racing people are wonderfully generous) got reserved seats in the upper tiers.

"We keep getting reserved on flights and then they're canceled," said Yana Yanovsky, a 26-year-old lawyer.

What is true is that Salinger, through no fault or even an act of his own, save publishing a book whose reception no one could have anticipated, became the victim/beneficiary of the kind of hyper-fame that usually gets reserved for singers and actors.

Only part of the ad space on the country blogs gets reserved for run-of-network campaigns, from which the revenue is shared between the publisher and the local editors.

Second, when banks sell their bonds to the central bank they get reserves (ie, deposits at the central bank) in return.