Sentence examples for is being reserved from inspiring English sources
A large chunk of the tickets, about 18,750, is being reserved by the N.F.L. itself for staff members, guests, advertisers and the league's own promotional giveaways.
A 25,000-square-foot portion of the first floor is being reserved for incubator space for start-up companies with promising growth potential.
The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931 P. 13Notice from library read: "An Abandoned Woman is being reserved at your request until 9 P.M. Friday.
The Greater London authority today refused to confirm or deny rumours that Trafalgar Square's "empty" fourth plinth is being reserved for a statue of the Queen.
If not, there is always the hope of 2010 — and the promise of salary-cap space, created by the trades, that is being reserved for Cleveland's LeBron James, who can become a free agent then.
The Foreign Ministry remains in Mr. Netanyahu's hands and is being reserved for Avigdor Lieberman, who heads the Yisrael Beiteinu Party, with which Likud teamed for the election; Mr. Lieberman resigned the post in December after being indicted on a fraud charge, but plans to return if he is exonerated.
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.
"We are being reserved on the outlook for 2012, as many things could still come into play".
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.
Of the 10,000 tickets, 7,500 are being reserved for guests from the Queen's charities and organisations and 1,500 will go the event's "official partners".
