Sentence examples for reserved day from inspiring English sources
"reserved day" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to a particular day that has been specially set aside for a particular purpose. For example, "I'm reserving this Saturday for a family trip to the beach."
It can be expressed as begin{aligned} text{ Battery } text{ capacity }=frac{D_mathrm{r}times L_mathrm{daily}}{u_mathrm{max}} end{aligned} (11 where (D_text {r}) is the reserved day(s).
He paused before adding: "But Tim Dolan on his most reserved day is still more effusively outspoken than 95 percent of human beings.
But this season it reserved Monday night, kicking off the contemporary art season.
Best is Mr. Allam (the original Javert in the London production of "Les Misérables") as the heroically reserved Thursday, alternately flashing his affection for, and exasperation with, Morse.
From the moment the Puritans arrived, they began enforcing laws to reserve Sunday for churchgoing.
It reserves Sunday nights for swing dancing, Tuesdays for country and Thursdays for salsa music.
Ms. Peterson said that she planned to reserve Monday and Tuesday nights for local leagues, but that they would not be the bulk of her business.
Ms. Ambros and Ms. Monyak used to reserve Sunday afternoons for each other, when they lived in California or when they would talk long distance.
I usually reserve Sunday nights for "me time" and that's when I do the majority of my food prepping for the week.
1,450 Number of beds reserved every day for the organisers and teams.
"For next year, we are looking towards a reserve day, which could be spread over two days, the Saturday or Sunday, at two or three all-weather tracks.
