Sentence examples for reservations particularly from inspiring English sources

Goals include helping build skate parks on reservations, particularly those that are economically depressed.

An argument can be made, perhaps, for a restaurant not taking reservations, particularly for locals, who come to Prime Meats early and late, but rarely at peak hours.

The Justice Department on Monday ordered prosecutors in 33 states to intensify efforts to fight violent crime on Indian reservations, particularly offenses against women and children.

Mr Arafat, after seeing Mr Clinton, also accepted but with strong reservations, particularly over clauses dealing with the Palestinian refugees.See article: Palestinian refugees' right of returnAn Iraqi opposition group in exile reported that Saddam Hussein had suffered a severe stroke.

The Social Democrats, aware that their share of the vote slumped to 23 percent in 2009 from 34 percent in 2005 after four years in partnership with the chancellor, will enter a similar union only with deep reservations, particularly aware of Ms. Merkel's knack for reaping the benefit from others' ideas.

Although many experienced campers booked five and six months ago, when many national park campsites went on sale, the good news for latecomers is that there is still plenty of room at campgrounds that take reservations, particularly during midweek, when demand is lower.

A third of the tables are held for walk-ins, and if by chance you do want a reservation, particularly in the prime slot of 6 30 to 9 30 p.m., well, a month in advance is not too soon to try.

You don't look up your hotel after you've made a reservation, particularly in this age of nonrefundable reservations.

The reaction was positive, with some reservations, especially about a particularly barmy ending.

Such reservations are particularly prevalent in the technology department.

For maximum profits, it can block Savored from filling reservations during particularly busy times.