Sentence examples for mostly reserved for from inspiring English sources
But they are mostly reserved for the animals.
Until 2000 citizenship was mostly reserved for ethnic Germans.
Instead, condemnation has been mostly reserved for the United States.
Red is best for firetrucks; blue is mostly reserved for the police.
In Australia that level of veneration is mostly reserved for cricketers and Australian rules football players, and could simply never be attained by a footballer from that era.
Ms. Gallen said she would probably vote for Mr. Gore, and what criticisms she did have of the candidates' performances were mostly reserved for Mr. Bush.
They booed Packers receiver Terry Glenn, the former Patriot who caught 3 passes for 19 yards in his return to Foxboro, but they mostly reserved their ire for the Patriots themselves.
Against mostly reserves for New York, the Fire won the match 4 0 with two goals from Orr Barouch and a goal each scored by Dominic Oduro and Yamith Cuesta.
Historically, the position has mostly been reserved for a very specific sort of person: white, Christian, preferably blue-collar.
The concept of a dedicated store that creates a city landmark has mostly been reserved for big names such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton or Prada.
The Snap Mode feature does something that has until now mostly been reserved for computers and for mobile and tablet devices: provides a second-screen experience that runs right alongside things like live TV.
