Sentence examples for be reserved for when from inspiring English sources

"They will be reserved for when they are truly needed, for tornadoes or for disasters like 9/11".

The term "snack dinner" should be reserved for when you're at home and you didn't get around to planning meals for the week, so are stuck incorporating string cheese and Craisins into a workable meal.

In our opinion, this imaging procedure should be reserved for when increasing levels of biomarkers or clinical symptoms indicate a recurrence.

Surgical biopsies should be reserved for when the diagnosis is uncertain [ 20] or there is an atypical clinical picture eg the patient is under 50 years old.

Emergent resection, however, is associated with greater risks in comparison to elective surgery [ 8], and should generally be reserved for when general condition and vital organs of the patient would permit surgical therapy.

In fact, they are in such good spirits that the only boos so far have been reserved for when the controversial Chelsea F.C. and England soccer star Ashley Cole appeared on the big screen.

Normally, parental disappointment with a child's choices in life is reserved for when they get a tattoo, grow a nasty little beard or don't wash often enough.

The ratings for the Academy Awards are usually directly related to the box office gross of the films in contention for best picture and usually the biggest ratings are reserved for when a huge film is expected to win.

But some of the loudest applause from the audience was reserved for when the man of simple habits explained why he had chosen to name himself after St Francis of Assisi, the saint who devoted his life to peace and the poor.

Selecting "Very Severe" was reserved for when they experienced "non-stop" or "very painful" burning during the past 24 h.

It was reserved for when close combat or a straight wrestling match had to settle the bout.