Sentence examples for may be reserved from inspiring English sources

Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8, with matinees next Sunday and May 12 at 2, May 18 at 4, and May 19 at 3. Tickets are $17 and $16 and may be reserved by calling (203) 375-8778.

Tickets may be reserved in advance.

Grapes may be reserved at delongwine.com, which lists 184 grapes.

Tickets are $10 and may be reserved by calling (914) 238-9140.

Tickets at $20, $10 for students, may be reserved by calling (860) 439-27860

Tickets priced from $20 to $42 may be reserved by calling (860) 860-860860

Mr. Putin may be reserving an announcement for his next visit to Tokyo, next winter.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas may be reserving the option of not participating in future debates.

"Some of the players who have played regularly for England in the last two years may be reserves in the Premier League for their clubs.

Sales of fishing licences bring in around $40m a year, and seismic studies suggest there may be reserves capable of producing up to 500,000 barrels of oil a day in the surrounding waters.

This is a rich meal that may best be reserved for stomachs accustomed to such bountiful fare.