Sentence examples for many reserves from inspiring English sources

But the Americans played only one regular, while Mexico also fielded many reserves.

Seeing Bolton put out so many reserves at Tottenham was ridiculous.

The government established many reserves in all states and territories to protect some native biota and landscapes.

It is clear to policy makers from Buenos Aires to Budapest and Beijing that one can't have too many reserves in a world of volatile capital flows.

After 1945 it was apparent that the old system for administering Indian affairs was collapsing, as poverty and disease were rampant on many reserves.

For one thing, too many reserves had assumed leading roles in the first two games of this series for him to snare the spotlight.

Many reserved the right to modify their forecasts if the price of oil rebounded.

Twenty-six resaiddentheyaid thad had never voted for McGwire and did not expect to change their minds, although many reserved that right.

Not all colleges give free booze to their students; many reserve it for fellows (and some colleges have separate budgets for fellows).

As a result, many reserve units have gotten their affairs in order without any formal notification, giving them a head start on any official call-up.

Despite the brutality of the attacks, many reserve dwellers express sympathy for Morgan, with some even confessing to outright support for him.