Sentence examples for reserved for today from inspiring English sources

The lion's share of the blame, however, he reserved for today's parents, who he said were spoiling their children with money, cellphones and other gifts, while spending less time with them.

Those three were each awarded $50,000, but the grand prize — prestige and a private mentoring session with Satya Nadella — was reserved for today's final ceremony.

The biggest betrayal of all was reserved for last.

The star of the nonoccasion is best reserved for last.

JOHN PASSION The Bach Passions, usually reserved for Easter, make absorbing listening at any time.

Until then, smoked salmon had for me been a delicacy reserved for Christmas.

Sweets like biscotti and taralli used to be reserved for Christmas and Easter; now they were eaten all year round.

Indeed, expectations of just how wondrous the ever-shrinking American vacation should be have been ratcheted up to levels usually reserved for New Year's Eve.

Shift-F-key combinations are reserved for DEC User Defined Keys (that is, for keys whose values can be defined by escape sequences sent from the host application).

For those in the 18-month program, no courses are offered during the second summer term, as that time is reserved for summer internships.

Hollywood has been trying to open new pockets on the calendar for its big-budget "tent pole" movies, typically reserved for summer and Christmas, and the results for "Alice in Wonderland" signal the effort is succeeding.