Sentence examples for Reserved for us from inspiring English sources

America's perma-hawks — the politicians and pundits who beat the drums for intervention in Iraq and now criticize President Obama for insufficient bellicosity about Ukraine — need to explain why the infinitely self-serving doctrine of "preventive war," which they used to justify our Iraq adventure, should be reserved for us alone.

The only place that was reserved for us, was taken away by us".

No one has had to see people fall from a 110-story building before -- that's a particular horror that has been reserved for us.

We backed the Hoot into the interior finger pier reserved for us — a bit hard, and though we had the excuse of the heavy winds, a stalled engine and our own inexperience, it would not be among the filmed highlights.

(Any lingering doubts were dispelled when we were told that the hotel room reserved for us in Ashkelon faced north, which meant that it was less likely to incur a direct hit by errant missiles occasionally fired from Gaza, about a dozen miles to the south).

We decided in favour of the latter, and a country never felt more palpably and instantly a punishment for an error, that in this instance; for if the surprise reserved for us until the Session of 1842 had been of a character even much more extensive and agreeable than it was, one enormous evil had been perpetrated by the moral effect which our decision had had on other countries.

(b) At any given time, there will be no more than 25 certified accounting authorities with a minimum of 15 "US" AAICs reserved for use by accounting authorities conducting settlement operations within the United States.

Will they be forced instead to rely on the existing official drug plans of countries like the US, which is notorious for exporting the same bad drug policy as it reserves for us at home and for acting out in a belligerent, bullying style at most international forums?

My restraining order is of the latter variety, which is reserved for those of us being pursued by a stranger or acquaintance who won't leave us alone.

One large area was reserved for people like us who had been claimed by relatives who had come from Miami.

And nationality, rather than merit, still is the dominant guide for the appointment of these institutions' leaders, with top positions still reserved for European and US citizens.