Sentence examples for originally reserved for from inspiring English sources

That is a role that was originally reserved for Felton.

Last month the exhibition "Blood and Sand" opened in the second ring of the structure, originally reserved for aristocrats and knights.

It's sort of 'Sophie's Choice . " In their book "Send: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better," David Shipley and Will Schwalbe say that the exclamation point was originally reserved for an actual exclamation ("My goodness!" or "Good grief!") but that they have become unexpected champions of this maligned punctuation.

The sandstone structure is composed of 12 Doric columns that create five portals the middle of which was originally reserved for royal use only and stands approximately 66 feet (20 metres) high, 213 feet (65 metres) wide, and 36 feet (11 metres) deep.

Some of these, such as horsemanship and hunting, always remained more or less the privilege of an aristocratic and wealthy elite; however, the various branches of athletics, originally reserved for the sons of the great families, became more and more widely practiced.

Printed two out of every three weeks (the third week was originally reserved for crossword puzzles devised by Stephen Sondheim), the contest, known as the New York Magazine Competition, quickly became a mainstay of the magazine, its mix of wordplay and puns beloved by readers and contestants alike.

Now, Cubans can own cellphones, stay in hotels originally reserved exclusively for foreign tourists, buy and sell property, have a passport and travel abroad — and be openly gay.

Mr. Boehner noted that Mr. Obama had originally reserved 40percentt of his economic package for tax cuts but now seemed to be heeding Democrats pushing for more spending.

It has since relinquished all but 600,000 of the 1.9m bed nights it originally reserved and this month South African Airways cancelled its contract with Match for the 45,000 flights it had reserved.

These two floors, the highest habitable ones since the 18th floor is taken up by machinery, had originally been reserved for a CDP executive suite.

Although Expugnatio Hibernica reveals that Ascall's life had originally been reserved for ransom, both this source, and the Song of Dermot and the Earl, report that he was soon beheaded on account of his recalcitrance.