Sentence examples similar to reserved essentially for from inspiring English sources

"He essentially occupied a public cubicle reserved for the disabled for up to 10 minutes.

General Powell's belief was that American troops would essentially be reserved for a real crisis where overwhelming force could be brought to bear, to ensure victory and limit casualties.

The reserved parking for the governor.

And he reserved praise for his wife.

His art reserved nothing for himself.

And if you have a room reserved for you any time you want it, you're essentially living rent-free," said former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer on MSNBC.

The material is essentially a water-activated concrete fabric that can be deployed for just about any task generally reserved for traditional concrete.

Concierge essentially reserves tasting menu inventory for the Sosh community, allowing users to reserve a table at a hot restaurant and pay for their prix fixe meal all through the app.

The stiffest penalties were reserved for Tressel, who received a five-year "show cause" penalty from the N.C.A.A. that essentially eliminates any chance he will coach in college sports during that time.

She ruled for 21 years, mostly alone, which is to say that she was essentially a female king, an incongruity that elicits the kind of double take once reserved for men in drag.

Moore et al. state that nerve allotransplantation should be reserved for unique patients with irreparable peripheral nerve injuries, which if left untreated, would lead to an essentially nonfunctional limb [ 43].