Sentence examples for been mostly reserved for from inspiring English sources
Instead, condemnation has been mostly reserved for the United States.
Until 2000 citizenship was mostly reserved for ethnic Germans.
Red is best for firetrucks; blue is mostly reserved for the police.
Molest can just mean "annoy," but it's mostly reserved for much more serious harassment.
Ms. Gallen said she would probably vote for Mr. Gore, and what criticisms she did have of the candidates' performances were mostly reserved for Mr. Bush.
In Australia that level of veneration is mostly reserved for cricketers and Australian rules football players, and could simply never be attained by a footballer from that era.
Astonishingly, many state granaries held ample grain that was mostly reserved for hard currency-earning exports or donated as foreign aid; these granaries remained locked to the hungry peasants.
Drug offenders in North Korea can be sentenced to death, but Reichel says petty pot possession would not likely lead to an execution or banishment to one the country's concentration camps, which are mostly reserved for political prisoners.
Vote for your kids.' " Dragana Kreca, 31, who works as a waitress, complained that jobs in state companies were mostly reserved for members of the ruling parties of Mr. Milosevic and his wife, Mirjana Markovic.
In your piece, you also mention that in the eighteenth century the diagnosis of hypochondria was mostly reserved for men, for whom it had a certain cachet, while women who exhibited the same behavior were considered hysterics.
