Sentence examples for opening a reserve from inspiring English sources

Then, opening a reserve tank of testosterone, he drops another half octave for the kicker.

You talk about transitioning to clean energy sources, but tapping into Arctic oil reserves would open a spigot that would be politically difficult for you or future presidents to turn off, even as it fouls those pristine waters and cooks the planet.

Opening times Reserve trails and hides open from dawn to dusk daily except 25 and 26 December.

But they concede that opening the reserve to exploration this summer would nicely complement the governor's re-election campaign.

But recently, five Senate Democrats have called for opening the reserve, which is stored in four salt domes in Texas and Louisiana.

Administration officials have sent mixed signals about the possibility of opening the reserve, which would add supply to the domestic oil market and tend to push down prices.

Republicans on Capitol Hill said the spike in energy prices had bolstered public opinion toward opening the reserve, but they were still not certain Congress would approve it.

Your reserve chute should have been packed by a certified rigger and is moderately less likely to fail; therefore, it may be helpful to focus your efforts on opening your reserve parachute.

Ms. Gray said she thought that opening the reserves was a good idea, but would prefer to see the resulting benefits spread directly to the people who need it most, like those who make under $50,000 a year.

Pagán was happy to have his contract purchased by the Cubs, and he made their 2006 opening day roster as a reserve outfielder.

In 1998 the Clinton administration took the first steps to open the reserve with a two-year study involving hundreds of scientists and representatives of the Inupiat communities.