Sentence examples for it's reserved from inspiring English sources

This foray into a realm adjacent to podcasts presents some interesting possibilities for Medium's future content aims, but for now it's reserved for a select few, since Medium's membership program is still only available as a limited program.

"It's reserved at the moment," the dealer's telling the aristocratic pair.

Built by a Turkish contractor for a higher price than Istanbul's own airport expansion, the CIA is both deceptively functional and selectively used (it's reserved mainly for the domestic airline; most international airlines are banished to the old terminal one, referred to as "the hall" or "the old airport").

"It's reserved but it attracts".

It's reserved for club members, apparently.

If there is nuance in "Homeland," it's reserved for the American side of the narrative.

And it shouldn't be casual water cooler conversation nor should it be reserved for women's magazines like Cosmopolitan.

Hersey's writing is not affectless; it is reserved and understated.

It was reserved for official services of the Catholic Church hierarchy (by the cathedral's canons).

Should it be reserved for initiates?

In America it is reserved for the old and impecunious.