Sentence examples similar to chiefly reserved for from inspiring English sources

In the towns, dancing is generally reserved for special occasions, chiefly Western social dances.

Or it may be the way that young Japanese businessmen discuss it with the reverence usually reserved for MBA courses.Its success on Sunday is owed chiefly to two factors.

Hundreds of fans paid $30 or more for admission (although more than a few got in free after the tickets reserved for celebrity VIPs went largely uncollected), and the program chiefly consisted of young people singing, lip-synching or dancing to Jackson's many hits.

To bolster their argument, attorneys for the Obama administration argue that the ban on sex discrimination has evolved since the 1960s, when it was seen chiefly as forbidding employers from denying women the right to get jobs that had been reserved for men.

Four slots are reserved for international volunteers.

His zealotry is reserved for pedal power.

Tickets can be reserved for $100.

Cruising was something reserved for the elite.

That can be reserved for games.

Roughly $2.5 billion was reserved for the states.

The highlight is reserved for the attic.