I strolled past empty reserved tables with bottle service and looked around at the crowd surrounding me which was made up of a sea of bodycon dresses, floral headpieces, and fedoras.
Five minutes later we are in one of the three empty rooms reserved for children.
But an empty seat reserved for Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, led to accusations that he had reneged.
I've now lost count of the number of candidate forums I've spoken at with an empty chair reserved for a no-show Coalition candidate.
Many of the official programs, young teachers complain, are empty shells, reserved as plum positions for teachers who can no longer stomach being in the classroom all day.
Were it to continue to run a deficit of $100 billion a year while emptying its reserves and issuing debt at home worth up to 50% of GDP, it could keep going for ten years.
Then he and his friends invited us to stay in their village, in an empty hut reserved for travelers, and go on a hunt in the forest with them for pingos.
There is no housing for families, the nearest school is half an hour's drive through the palms, and programmers gaze wistfully at the empty plot reserved for a branch of McDonald 's.The MSCs problems are in some ways unique, reflecting Malaysia's problemsly centraresed approach.
In early 1953, after years of enduring a Jim Crow system that mandated that black passengers stand behind empty seats reserved for whites on busy bus routes, Jemison and other black leaders in Baton Rouge convinced the city council to modify the seating ordinance to a first-come, first-served basis.
He was an early and forceful advocate of human rights, and the joyful mood at several commencements was jarred by the image of an empty chair reserved for Bishop Desmond Tutu or dissident Polish historian Bronislaw Geremek, who were not allowed to leave their homelands to receive honorary degrees.
