Sentence examples for age reserved from inspiring English sources
He's got Adele – classic, mature (in sound if not in age) – reserved for the soccer moms who buy CDs in Starbucks.
For each situation, we separately determined the proportion of contacts of any mixing age group (i.e., < 5, 5 14, or > 15 years of age) reserved for individuals of the same mixing age group to produce age distributions of cases consistent with the data.
And speaking of parties, any gathering will be extra delicious with a spread of premium cheeses like aged reserved white cheddar, smoked gouda and a brie round.
In 1998, 2033 acre were transferred from the observatory lease to supplement the Mauna Kea Ice Age Reserve.
The Mauna Kea Ice Age Reserve on the southern summit flank of Mauna Kea was established in 1981.
As part of the ritual associated with quarrying, the workers erected shrines to their gods; these and other quarry artifacts remain at the sites, most of which lie within what is now the Mauna Kea Ice Age Reserve.
Unlike most age-restricted communities reserved for residents aged 55 and older, SaddleBrooke allows people 40 and older to reside in the community.
Next month, Cracker Barrel and Mark West, a wine brand owned by Constellation Brands, will team up to hang promotional cards over the necks of wine bottles, offering a suggestion for which cheese goes best for the varietal being purchased — like extra sharp Cheddar for pinot noir and aged reserve Cheddar for chardonnay — and a coupon for a dollar off the cheese.
Sure, Tinder was outlawed in 2017 as executive orders decreed all child-rearing age females as reserved for Trump.
However, after piloting the questions, it was found this was the best way of ascertaining whether responders were aware that selective neonatal vaccination is the mainstay of the new policy and vaccination in other age groups is reserved for immigrants or as catch up for those missed.
Why does our culture perpetuate the belief that "finding oneself" is an age-specific phase, reserved only for angst-ridden teenagers and wanderlust-stricken 20-somethings?
