Sentence examples for it reserves its from inspiring English sources

It reserves its wrath for the supermarkets and mini-markets that pay less than 30p.

It reserves its main praise for the single-line display of early Picasso and Braque in the spacious fifth floor.

It reserves its not inconsiderable anger and scorn for the politicians who, in Wire parlance, "juke the stats" - manipulate the crime figures for personal gain.

Augusta National rewards long hitters, but it reserves its greatest rewards for those who also have "the touch of the velvet hand," to borrow a phrase from John Lennon.

The 575-page report, created by a four-member panel led by the South African jurist Richard Goldstone, details evidence of war crimes committed by both the Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups in connection with last winter's fighting, though it reserves its harshest language for Israeli actions.

But it reserves its greatest contempt for those it blames for economic stagnation.

Meanwhile Blacks wants to revive its fundraising plans, and Sports Direct said it reserved its voting options if that happened.

If misrule matters so much for development, should it reserve its money for committed reformers, turning its back on the reform-shy?

It reserved its more serious criticisms for Romania, including the view that Romania had not yet proved itself as a "functioning market economy", a precondition for EU membership.On balance, the commission seems right to have credited Bulgaria with greater progress.

It reserved its strongest criticism for Lee's refusal to allow ordinary South Koreans to pay their respects to the former North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, who died a fortnight ago.

The crowd, though, was more impressed by the fact that one fat man could endure as much punishment as Davis did, and it reserved its cheers for the loser.