Sentence examples for mainly reserved for from inspiring English sources

Cotton fabrics were mainly reserved for upper-class wear, as were beautifully decorated leather belts and sandals.

Sadly, the worldwide ban on most recreational drugs means that the market is mainly reserved for criminals.

The media largely kept their counsel, but it was notable that the cheers in the Commons chamber were mainly reserved for Miliband, not Cameron.

Euthanasia is permitted under the American zoo association's regulations, but is mainly reserved for ill or elderly animals, said Steve Feldman, the association's spokesman.

Recalling his gap-year, spent finding himself with a friend in the former USSUR, Cameron claims that "two Russians who spoke perfect English sort of turned up on the beach, which was mainly reserved for foreign tourists".

His $29.4 billion budget calls for $540 million in Medicaid savings, with $240 million coming from pushing 121,000 elderly and disabled recipients into managed-care programs that are now mainly reserved for families on welfare.

Until now, those seats have mainly been reserved for frequent fliers or full-fare-paying passengers.

Full inspections involving teams of inspectors in visits lasting days will mainly be reserved for failing or troubled schools.

It is believed the seats are mainly those reserved for the "Olympic family", made up of International Olympic Committee officials, National Olympic Committees, international federations and some sponsors.

Brazilians mainly reserve their adoration for soccer and volleyball.

Previously, the LED technology was mainly a top-tier feature, reserved for larger models with high price tags.