Sentence examples for point reserved from inspiring English sources

A biracial Black man won the Presidency by an overwhelming margin, a position that was up until that point, reserved for White men over the age of 35.

And then there's the 45-floor Cheesegrater tower in London, where the public areas will be at low level, the most spectacular vantage points reserved for rent-paying private tenants.

Points are awarded on a sliding scale, with the majority of points reserved for hurricane force and greater wind fields.

If the region covered by the mask completely belongs to foreground objects (marked as white point), we reserve this point (marked as red color); otherwise, we eliminate this point (marked as light blue point).

This may miss the point: Reserve ranked only 81st among American asset managers and 14th among those running money-market funds.

Their defence lawyer told the court they made no secret of what they were doing, as the Medicine of the Earth sign was displayed outside their Kettle Point reserve home.

The Indigenous group had moved in months before, demanding the land be returned to the families who had been expelled in 1942 and forced to move to the nearby Kettle Point reserve.

This study was conducted on a large population of Uca capricornis in the vicinity of the mangrove boardwalk in the East Point Reserve, Darwin, Australia (12°24'35″ S, 130°50'00″ E).

The big points are reserved for the hors categorie mountains - a 5th group of climbs that are "out of category".

Two points were reserved for carefulness of drawing, use of colors or other aspects that make the drawing appealing.

After irradiation, the cells were harvested at the appropriate time points and reserved in a refrigerator (−80°C) before being processed for further analysis.