Sentence examples for instead of reserving from inspiring English sources

Instead of reserving its hooks and melodies for the chorus, the Matrix sticks them everywhere, so that nearly every sung and instrumental section of a song is catchy.

For riders with disabilities, cabs like Mr. Singh's hold the potential that one day they will be able to hail a cab on the street instead of reserving a ride in advance.

Mr. Elop said Nokia was committed to making some of Lumia's unique features, like digital lenses that allow users to enhance their own photos, available throughout the entire Lumia lineup, instead of reserving the most advanced features for the most expensive handsets.

A new follow-up study by the same researchers finds that states and counties that make most use of the death penalty -- applying it to a wide range of crimes instead of reserving it for "the worst of the worst" -- are also the most prone to flawed verdicts.

A mathematical model to estimate the dropping probabilities of cellular wireless networks by queuing handoff instead of reserving guard channels was proposed by Samanta et al. (2010).

The Romney campaign is purchasing television slots on a week-to-week basis instead of reserving airtime in bulk and further in advance when prices are lower.

Instead of reserves being selected, places are prioritized for conservation action.

Our approach of selecting fishing areas instead of reserves could help redirect debate about the relative values that society places on conservation and extraction, in a framework that could gain much by losing little.

Instead of being reserved for use against serious, perhaps life-threatening bacterial infections like hospital-acquired pneumonia, these antibiotics are frequently prescribed for sinusitis, bronchitis, earaches and other ailments that may resolve on their own or can be treated with less potent drugs or nondrug remedies — or are caused by viruses, which are not susceptible to antibiotics.

There will surely never be another final like the 2001 men's final, which was won in five sets by Goran Ivanisevic over Patrick Rafter and played on a People's Monday, when the gates of the club and to Center Court were flung open to those with a rooting interest instead of being reserved for those in the Debenture lounge.

"Instead of being reserved for the most serious cases of recognizable acts of terror," the report states, "the [nation's] anti-terror legislation is in fact being used to try ordinary criminal cases either in a deliberate attempt to evade the procedural safeguards guaranteed by ordinary courts or due to the vague and overly broad definitions of 'terrorism' in the legislation".