Sentence examples for be reserved in the from inspiring English sources
The London theaters are advertising the performances, and seats may be reserved in the caption-viewing seats.
The methodology of identifying underground territories of the city which can be reserved in the town planning documentation for municipal functions implies consequential comparison of preconditions and restrictions of various levels.
A page must now be reserved in the international art world canon.
Beginning Dec. 1, sites can be reserved in the four largest campgrounds at the Interior Alaska park: Riley Creek, Savage River, Teklanika River and Wonder Lake.
The term CAP should be reserved, in the elderly population, for pneumonia acquired outside the nursing home setting, since nursing home-acquired pneumonia (NHAP) differs from CAP in terms of its etiology and clinical manifestations (Lieberman and Lieberman 2000).
The role of conventional imaging, such as ultrasound, CT, and MRI, can be reserved in the staging of the disease and not for diagnostic purposes, because isolated hepatosplenic sarcoidosis can be misdiagnosed with disorders such as lymphoma or metastasis that manifest with similar findings and may raise an erroneous suspicion, especially if the patients have a history of malignancy.
"The best apartments in the centre and west of Paris were reserved in the mayor's office," the unnamed former official told Le Parisien.
"The girls were reserved in the beginning, wearing very practical clothing," says Yumi Nagao, who runs the style-setting Shibuya boutique Sister.
Both in China and in Japan modern seals generally employ the "small seal" character (chuan shu), the "great seal" character being reserved in the past for the ruler and high officers.
All taillight pairs were reserved in the second results.
