Sentence examples for being reserved from inspiring English sources

Most men were bareheaded, a hat being reserved for bad weather.

The pay is $10.04 an hour, and rooms at Y.M.C.A.'s are being reserved.

The majority of tickets are being reserved for people from Hackney and nearby Olympic boroughs.

"My work forces me to deal with the things I probably lack, like not being an extrovert or being reserved.

While women may be under-represented in science, few are in favour of "quotas" of jobs being reserved for women.

"We are being reserved on the outlook for 2012, as many things could still come into play".

But when the moment came in the V.I.P. tent to shake Bush's hand, Billington remembered being reserved.

In the second case, Asian students expressed their respect and self-control by being reserved and only speaking when asked, which felt like a cold shower.

Eventually, the kosode came to be worn only by married women, the long-sleeved furisode being reserved for young unmarried girls.

About twenty per cent of them are being reserved for homeless people, and rents on the others will be adjusted for families with low or very low incomes.

Thomas was the eldest of their nine children and devoted to his family, his deepest affection being reserved for two of his sisters, Hannah and Margaret.