Sentence examples for it's reserves from inspiring English sources

It's reserves are larger and its foreign-currency debts are less onerous.

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

"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 narrative.

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

It's reserved for the four-legged travel companion of a frequent return guest.

It's reserved for such people as Nobel Prize winners, professional athletes and small groups of extremely talented musicians.

There is some dancing going on but it's reserved and awkward.

Lad: This term describes any male, though usually it's reserved for ones you're closer to.

This is necessary because the disc is unavailable to other customers while it's reserved by you.