Sentence examples for reserve choices from inspiring English sources

The wine list is extensive and reasonably priced (with some more expensive reserve choices) and our waitress capably steered us toward a good bottle.

Meeting for three days behind closed doors at a secret location, a 16-member panel of bishops, church members and lay people will pick a preferred candidate and a reserve choice.

But Sir Mervyn said Jane Austen was the leading candidate to become the next figure on the £10 note, having previously been a reserve choice.

She expressed some bitterness at the release and the commercial and critical failure of "Ishtar," and reserved choice words for the head of Columbia Pictures at the time, David Puttnam ("whom I consider a major putz").

We then estimate a statistical model of reserve currency choice.

But she reserved her choicest words of wit for her sister Cassandra.

He reserved some choice on the air remarks for record companies, whom he took to task for underpaying musicians.

Although the lack of scientific studies is not Harris' fault, Newslaundry reserves its choicest adjectives for Harris.

Because of the competition, Mr. Liem said, the government has reserved some choice spots for its own messages and, when the need arises, floods the country with tens of thousands of posters on basic themes.

Finder reserves his choicest lampoonery for the fad of equating business with war.

HIs major dislike has to be Adolf Hitler, for whom he reserves some choice pejoratives.