Sentence examples similar to reserved days for from inspiring English sources

Asked to project what the coming season holds for the 29-year-old Durant after his title breakthrough, Nash used a word more typically reserved these days for Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo or the Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis.

In 1995, Martin Amis drew the kind of anger reserved these days for derivatives traders when he left his longtime agent for Wylie, who sold Amis's novel "The Information" for the then outlandish sum of half a million pounds, or nearly $800,000.

Side gig work is best not reserved for days when you train more than once.

AES and PCD use was brief, and largely reserved for days when heparin was contraindicated, as per clinical practice.

Five of the seven games - including the first two at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo - have provision for reserve days in case of inclement weather.

But the advent of in-vitro fertilization has made multiple births so common that game show-size hauls seem to be reserved these days only for the likes of women with octuplets.

The stars of Pop Art were greeted with an admiration reserved in earlier days for major Old Masters or Impressionists.

Andy looked at me with the disdain the Royal Court staff reserved in those days for arrivistes like me and carefully placed his fourth vodka and tonic of the day down on the lighting desk.

Three Metrorail stations (Greenbelt, Huntington, and Franconia-Springfield) have spaces reserved for multi-day parking for up to ten days.

There is what she calls an "airport-schlepping wig" and a shorter one she reserves for days out with her son, Kevin, 8. "You can't be flinging long fake hair around at a birthday party," she said with a deep laugh.

Offer tutoring during lunch hour and after school every day except for the day reserved for faculty conferences.