Sentence examples for reserved for a second from inspiring English sources

At 27-years-of-age, Gebhard had apparently abjured the matrimonial life in his acceptance of the church career often reserved for a second or third son of noble families.

This phenomenon is usually manifested by the emission of one fluorophore through the filter reserved for a second fluorophore.

After a first mating using the same procedure as above (single mating), the female was reserved for a second mating 72 h afterwards.

We'd been waiting for his four hour set with the sort of ebullient excitement normally reserved for a fourth birthday party (when we were four obviously), and he more than delivered.

A minority stock is reserved for a fifth investor who can provide us with the additional $92,500 needed for start-up costs.

But the rear seat is tiny, best reserved for a single third passenger sprawled crossways.

Thus, Trump's "pivot" to teleprompters and fleeting discipline are greeted with an amazement usually reserved for a child's first steps.

Some merit scholarships are reserved for second- and third-year students who demonstrate excellence in the classroom and leadership in the community.

And, as front offices assert greater control over on-field management, teams might be more likely to embrace the analytical tenet that the best reliever should be used at a critical point in the seventh or eighth inning rather than reserved for a save opportunity in the ninth inning.

In a supreme irony, the day before this year's State of the State address, the Old Supreme Courtroom in the Kansas Statehouse was reserved for a prayer fest, the second year this event has been held.

Popular fiction of the era reveals an alarmist response to Mormons usually reserved for heretics, a fifth column, shape shifters or other infiltrators who threaten the body politic from within, bypassing rules of fair play by which they identify themselves as enemies.