Sentence examples for reserved a bit of from inspiring English sources

In our interview that follows, Saunders -- to be fair -- reserved a bit of his criticism for developmental biologists.

However, I also think we should reserve a bit of our outrage for some of the "victims" of the alleged criminal activity: the institutions of higher education.

Entertainers are of course in the business of being, well, entertaining, so one must always reserve a bit of skepticism about the fullness of any story so neatly told.

He offered kind words for Saudi Arabia, "where King Salman and the crown prince are pursuing bold new reforms". And he reserved a sweeping bit of praise for Poland.

Drain pasta (reserve a bit of cooking water), and toss it in crab sauce to coat.

Reserve a bit of henna powder, in case you get your mix too runny.

Drain, reserving a little bit of water in case the sauce seems dry.

Perhaps it was to be expected that he should reserve an extra bit of drama for the gruff grandfather and the wolf.

You'll still be able to shoot using H.264 for a host of other modes, but things like 4K/60 and 1080p/240 are only reserved for HEVC, which is a bit of a bummer.

Unless you have reserved, you may be spending a bit of time contemplating the marvels of "Michael Jackson's Moonwalker" and a can of Stiegl Radler before a table opens up, probably in a room that has all the charm of a bowling-alley coffee shop.

International fortnight does have some use – it helps reserve team football get a bit of exposure, whoops Gavin Willacy.