Sentence examples for reserved invariably for from inspiring English sources
Sulking is a pastime reserved invariably for the ill-prepared, a pure time-waster.
Stevens, who has reached five world semi-finals since 2000 and invariably reserves his best for The Crucible, enjoyed an encouraging start.
It is the same kind of helplessness that befalls so many women I know, who submit, without internal dispute, to watching "Pretty Woman" or "Sabrina" for the 16th time on television, invariably at an hour they had otherwise reserved for making their way through another chapter of another volume of an L.B.J. biography.
The reserved parking for the governor.
And he reserved praise for his wife.
His art reserved nothing for himself.
Judgments from the supreme court in Westminster are invariably reserved and delivered months after any hearing.
Four slots are reserved for international volunteers.
His zealotry is reserved for pedal power.
Tickets can be reserved for $100.
Cruising was something reserved for the elite.
