Sentence examples for a reserved section from inspiring English sources

Children and most women sit in a reserved section under the eyes of a matron.

After two separate incidents of groping aboard Air India flights were reported, the airline rolled out a reserved section of six seats for women.

The actor entered the theater and took a seat with a small group in a reserved section at the center of the theater.

The Journal of Pakistan Medical Association started a reserved section for students in 2004.

Pallbearers usually sit in a reserved section at the part of the funeral that takes place at the place of worship, so they can all take their places around the casket as quickly as possible.

First, they have to figure out whether their seats are in a "tier reserved" section (arranged by section number) or a "tier box" section (arranged by little placards in front of each box).

When this happens, or when one of the drunks gets into a bellowing mood, the women and children in the reserved section stamp on the floor and chant, "Mazie!

Orchestra of St. Peter's by the Sea., tomorrow night at 8. Tickets: $22 for reserved seats; $17 for general admission; free for children 12 and under in the general section, $10 in the reserved section.

Prices for the outfield field and loge boxes swelled by $4 $36-$36-$54while those for the loge reserved ($30-$30-$48d the best seats in the upper reserved section went up by $3 $255).

The $5 seats include 3,745 in the tier box seats along the right- and left-field lines, which usually sell for $35; the entire tier reserved section of 15,562 seats, which go for $20; and all 5,309 bleacher seats, which usually cost $10.

Both evenings, the reserved section around me was filled with people getting up constantly for food and beer, visiting with each other, talking about work, taking cell phone photos, smacking beach balls and balloons that went by, doing the wave, basically doing anything but watching and following the game in front of them.