Sentence examples for is mostly reserved for from inspiring English sources

Red is best for firetrucks; blue is mostly reserved for the police.

In Australia that level of veneration is mostly reserved for cricketers and Australian rules football players, and could simply never be attained by a footballer from that era.

Like most couples now, we live out a great deal of our relationship online, but the internet these days is mostly reserved for conducting the business of everyday family life.

Facebook is mostly reserved for friends, family and other people you know.

As Olivia says, I "make it pop". While Olivia has been identifying and supporting partners on the ground all year, my work is mostly reserved for the few months leading up to the elections when people who are sometimes thinking about the elections, maybe even for the first time, realize it's right around the corner and wonder what they can do.

Her works contain the pure love that is mostly reserved for the relationship between teenage girls and their heartthrob idols.

But they are mostly reserved for the animals.

Until 2000 citizenship was mostly reserved for ethnic Germans.

Instead, condemnation has been mostly reserved for the United States.

Molest can just mean "annoy," but it's mostly reserved for much more serious harassment.

Ms. Gallen said she would probably vote for Mr. Gore, and what criticisms she did have of the candidates' performances were mostly reserved for Mr. Bush.