Sentence examples for reserve days from inspiring English sources

Although that store has many part-timers, the more senior workers can reserve days off and learn their schedule six months in advance.

Because rain is so anticipated at this time of year reserve days have been allocated to five of the seven matches.

March 2, 4 and 5 have been designated as reserve days in the event that racing is postponed because of weather or other circumstances.

Organizers said they have now run out of reserve days, and it is likely the nine syndicates will have to race twice each day, on shortened courses.

A fine idea, but for the fact that, statistically, March is the city's wettest month outside of the monsoon season and there were no reserve days scheduled.

When Sri Lanka staged the Champions Trophy in 2002, one of the semi-finals on 27 September was rain-affected, and the trophy was shared between the home side and India after no play was possible on 29-30 Septhebereservereserve days.

They are favourites to reach the final of the Clydesdale Bank 40 at Lord's, for which the reserve day (in case of rain) is Sunday 18 September – two days before their opening match in India.

"I had set contracts for the regatta, but based on the provision we'd go to the last scheduled reserve day, so I built in some tolerance," Harvey said.

(* denotes provision for a reserve day).

Heavy rain forced their tie with Glamorgan into the reserve day.

Provision has been made for a reserve day in five of the seven games.