Sentence examples for quiet reservation from inspiring English sources

Ms. Predl's rides through the quiet reservation — off limits to humans after dusk — provided a quiet counterpoint to the noise of the protests and hunts.

Though the Obama administration initially expressed quiet reservations about Mr. Deeds, the president campaigned twice for him, helped him raise money, appeared in his advertisements and extended the support of his political campaign arm, Organizing for America.

There is almost no public or parliamentary debate in France over the warship sales, and both the political left and right are keeping quiet about any reservations they might have.

District attorney's offices in New York City have generally supported the Police Department — or kept quiet about their reservations — during the escalating battle over the department's stop-and-frisk program, under which hundreds of thousands of citizens are stopped every year, often for no reason.

Even as the networks revel in the success of the reality wave, however, a quiet minority expressed some reservations.

"Some people want to keep the reservation a good, quiet secret," Ms. Cajune said.

Until a few years ago, the reservation was a quiet area of small houses and trailers occupied by 279 descendants of the Poospatuck tribe.

On a quiet stretch of the Pine Ridge Reservation, in South Dakota, a lone girl reclines on her horse, far from it all; yet she is rendered bright beneath a tall tree by the neon-pink of her Justin Bieber pajamas.

But the Quiet Car is our territory, the last reservation to which we've been driven.

Reservations recommended; quietest Sunday through Wednesday.

During the election, they kept their reservations about Mr Howard's leadership quiet.