Sentence examples for now reserved for from inspiring English sources

The formal black tailcoat was now reserved for evening attire.

Email is now reserved for other communication — and volume has gone down significantly.

Most seats are now reserved for one party or the other.

The original bedroom where Madison stayed is now reserved for guests.

(The rooms have been switched; Mr. Williams's former office is now reserved for conferences).

The testing is now reserved for specific cases in Olympic sports.

The MIT seal, while still an important part of MIT's culture, is now reserved for ceremonial use.

Partial-type fundoplications are now reserved for those undergoing myotomy for achalasia and those with severe hypomotility on manometry.

But the congregation has grown rapidly in recent years, and the limited space is now reserved for the very elderly.

When I went to college, I was suddenly without a car or a radio, and anyway, Sunday mornings were now reserved for hangovers and homework.

Established to deal with "counter-revolutionaries", laojiao camps are now reserved for petty criminals, prostitutes and petitioners who embarrass the government.