Sentence examples for a reserve was from inspiring English sources

Clark, a reserve, was one of five Louisville players to score in double figures.

Rush, a reserve, was 10 for 18 from the field, including 6 for 8 from 3-point range.

Such was the supposed strategic value of helium, a by-product of natural gas, that a reserve was created in 1925 to supply the gas to inflate airships.

Galley tactics were so similar to land tactics that a reserve was actually held back a practice that ever afterward was regarded in navies as a mistake.

Earlier in the season, he said his role as a reserve was at least partly to blame for his decreased production, but since joining the starting lineup five games ago, his figures have improved only slightly.

Such studies are challenging to conduct because researchers must find areas where they can compare catches before and after a reserve was established, and monitor all the relevant variables, such as the number of hours spent fishing and ocean conditions.

(A reserve is the minimum price the seller will accept).

A: A reserve is not an island, but is connected to the landscape around it.

(A reserve is a secret minimum price guaranteed to the seller and the auction house).

They don't know what a reserve is, or what a wetland is.

A reserve is the secret minimum price agreed upon by the seller and the auction house.