Sentence examples for livelihood reserving from inspiring English sources

When he failed to win the Conservatory's Beethoven Prize for composition with his first significant work, the cantata Das klagende Lied (completed 1880; The Song of Complaint), he turned to conducting for a more secure livelihood, reserving composition for the lengthy summer vacations.

Keep reserves.

He continued: "Stripping a police officer of his livelihood and his opportunity for retirement is a punishment reserved for a cop who has turned to a life of crime and disgraces the shield.

Even though police are investigating the case, and cops could potentially charge for criminal harassment, that's usually reserved for threats of bodily harm or livelihood.

He exclusively reserved the small pelagics in Senegalese waters for local fishing vessels to preserve local comunities' livelihoods.

This is true of both the natural environment and the human livelihoods built around it, which means that the human impacts of climate change are present-day reality, not reserved for a distant future.

Finally, he reserves his greatest ire for meteorologists: "The gloomy Met Office, seemingly in the pay of the outbound tourism trade, is reckless with other people's livelihoods".

Reserved instance.

Be reserved.

7: Reserved.

"Living inside the game reserve limits their livelihood opportunities," he says.