Sentence examples for reservation sharing from inspiring English sources

"Even until Varanasi he went in a third-class, non-air-conditioned train without a confirmed reservation, sharing the everyday experience of the common folk of India".

The difficulties among Wind River's population of about 14,000 have become so daunting that many believe that the reservation, shared by the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone Tribes, is haunted — the ghosts of the innocent killed in an 1864 massacre.

The data was received quite well but with the reservation (shared by the presenter) that whilst the results may look good, they are not a strong enough for intensivists to return to giving steroids to patients with septic shock.

The independent commission set up by the UCI to examine a series of questions around the Armstrong affair is cautiously welcomed by Tygart but he has reservations, shared by the World Anti-Doping Agency, over whether its remit is broad enough.

I reflect on the young man who without reservations shared with me his inner most private thoughts on race, politics and survival.

To ease your conscience, when you call for a reservation share your feelings and let them decide if they want you.

Before the online reservation system, sharing among libraries was done by hand at the libraries themselves, and could take at least a week.

And yet, despite what happened, she said she would not have reservations about sharing her password with her new boyfriend.

Middle-class urbanites will also have reservations about sharing resources for education and health care with outsiders.

The Girls creator discusses the incident in her new memoir, Not That Kind Of Girl, although she admits that she had reservations about sharing her account of what happened.

These people always have their ears open and they have no reservations about sharing names of start-up companies with courteous and professional job seekers.