Sentence examples for reserve turns from inspiring English sources

To economists the size of the optimal oil reserve turns on a handful of variables.

Back on land, botanists and entomologists are occasionally spotted shrieking with delight as they nose through the sand dunes – but don't stroll too far west, because eventually the nature reserve turns into an army shooting range, with a prison nearby.

Cut off the tentacles and reserve; turn the body inside out and rinse well.

UK troops act as a tactical reserve, turning up in force quickly and decisively where they are needed and making a non-sectarian rule of law stick.

It was while he was taking the couple's vows that Ms. Leonhart's usual reserve turned into a soup of bridal emotion -- laughing at first and then bursting into tears.

A spokesperson for Indigenous Affairs said the government offered Shoal Lake 40 a water treatment plant to share with neighboring reserve Shoal Lake 39, but Redsky said the reserve turned the offer down because they consider themselves as independent community and as such, deserve their own infrastructure.

The dinner party for which the entire restaurant had been reserved turned out to have just fourteen guests, all men.

If executives fail, or the discovered gas reserves turn out to be too small to justify a pipeline or plant, the company may, like Enron, simply disappear.

The "novel features" of the contract — as the prospectus terms them without specifics — raise the possibility that Brasilia could snatch any upside if the reserves turn out to be more promising than currently assumed.

US investors recently wrote to major energy companies asking what they would do in the event that around $6 trillion of high capital investments in new fossil fuel reserves turned out to have no buyers.

"As long as one to 15 and your reserves turn up on the day and we play like we did against Saracens, we'll have a chance".