Sentence examples for but reserving a from inspiring English sources

GETTING IN There is no cover, but reserving a table or knowing a promoter will help visitors avoid tangling with the doorman and bouncers.

But reserve a space for some leaves, too; great sheaves of them, if possible: crisp, colourful and tart.

Claire Tomalin's justly admired portrait, published in 1974, treated her ideas with sympathetic seriousness, but reserved a certain crisp, Jane Austenian irony for the lady herself: self-dramatising, solemn and domineering as she sometimes was.

But even reserving an activity is much easier than before.

But fortune reserved a harsher fate for Mr. Mann.

All are welcome, but to reserve a free place, go here.

"But we reserved a very special car to introduce in Beijing, in the 599 GTO, to show how important China is to us".

We're used to the killing of enemies, but we reserve a special circle of hell for people who set fire to zoos.

But I reserve a special chamber of my memory for those actors and actresses who made me look anew at old acquaintances.

But it reserves a large chunk of opprobrium for executives from The News of the World and News International, many of whom gave evidence as the committee sought to investigate the hacking charges.

Leicester City await in the play-offs but Zola reserved a final word for the winners of the day.