Sentence examples for of being reserved from inspiring English sources

A vague notion of being reserved for something else, something quite indeterminate, which, if it were named, would cause people to break out laughing".

One day, though, a ruthless dreamer, a loner who has a "vague notion of being reserved for something else," may attempt to turn metaphor into reality.

Teenage Icon appears to be Young's mea culpa to those who accused him of being, well, a bit boring, with him singing of being "reserved and shy/ Your average guy/ No piercing stare/ Just out of shape with messy hair".

Instead of being reserved for use against serious, perhaps life-threatening bacterial infections like hospital-acquired pneumonia, these antibiotics are frequently prescribed for sinusitis, bronchitis, earaches and other ailments that may resolve on their own or can be treated with less potent drugs or nondrug remedies — or are caused by viruses, which are not susceptible to antibiotics.

There will surely never be another final like the 2001 men's final, which was won in five sets by Goran Ivanisevic over Patrick Rafter and played on a People's Monday, when the gates of the club and to Center Court were flung open to those with a rooting interest instead of being reserved for those in the Debenture lounge.

Every freaking lounger on the main deck as well as the next two decks up was already in some primitive state of being "reserved".

Meinong himself used "[mere] subsistence" (Bestehen) for the non-spatiotemporal kind of being, reserving "existence" (Existenz) for the spatiotemporal kind.

Instead, that first, precious point of sale was reserved for, of all things, management books.

His portrait of the master of novelists is reserved, secretive, enigmatic.

The sample of 50 ng of DNA was reserved for PCR reaction.

The Chinese category of gourd is reserved for one of the ancient instruments, the sheng mouth organ.