Sentence examples for reserved dates from inspiring English sources

Other groups that have reserved dates are the Music Conservatory of Westchester on Jan . 16 the Westchester Arts Council on Jan . 23 , March 6nd andil 16; April 16Hudson Vandey Wind Symphony on Feb. 28 and April 17.

Mr Ellis asked Lord Menzies to reserve dates for a full hearing of the action and the judge agreed to set aside three weeks of the commercial court's time beginning on 24 July next year for the case.

The practice of housing most or all of the workers at an office in one communal space, at their own desks or cubicles or at common tables with no reserved spaces, dates back to the 1950s.

The report, which accompanies a fine of $150m, issued jointly with Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA), makes it clear that the overstatement of reserves dates back to 2000 two years earlier than had been thought.

Ms. Quinn has also stressed in her defense that the use of fictitious groups to hold money in reserve dates back to her predecessors, Peter F. Vallone Sr. and Gifford Miller, a claim that records and former staff members under those speakers confirmed.

"I wouldn't say we're doing it as a political statement," said Brian Vetruba, a 35-year-old librarian from St . Louis as he picked up a marriage license application on Tuesday and reserved a date for a marriage ceremony for himself and his partner in city hall later in the week.

When it comes to follow up, apply a few rules typically reserved for dating: Contact your interviewer after 48 hours of your interview with a thank you phone call and brief card.

With scalpers swooping up blocks of tickets as soon as they go on sale, campers are also finding it harder than ever to make travel plans and reserve the dates they need.

Those in the know will reserve the dates: February 19 and 26th and March 5th and 12th.

Open your calendar now and reserve important dates such as birthdays and anniversaries and other family celebrations so you can ensure you will be home for them and not schedule yourself to be on the road.

The Council's use of fictitious organizations to hold money in reserve dated to at least the 1990s, when Peter F. Vallone Sr .was the speaker.