Sentence examples for reserved mainly for from inspiring English sources

Until recently, these were reserved mainly for soldiers going to battle.

Not only dead, but crucified, and crucifixion was a punishment the Romans reserved mainly for political offences.

Bowing one's head to the ground is, in China, a potent symbol reserved mainly for honoring the dead.

Offices, he said, will not disappear entirely, but they will be reserved mainly for people who regularly have confidential conversations, like lawyers and top executives.

If the current patterns persist, the country will end up back at that point in history when colleges were reserved mainly for the affluent few.

His signature statements — like the ponytail, sunglasses and fingerless gloves he sports today — were reserved mainly for his artfully outrageous self.

In contrast, in Germany, parental prostacyclin therapy is reserved mainly as a rescue therapy for hospitalized patients who are then discharged on oral therapies.

Mayor de Blasio said in late 2014 that the police would largely give summonses instead of making arrests for carrying personal marijuana, and reserve arrests mainly for smoking in public.

At the end of 2014, Mr. de Blasio said the police would largely give summonses instead of making arrests for carrying personal marijuana, and reserve arrests mainly for smoking in public.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said in late 2014 that the police would largely give summonses instead of making arrests for carrying personal marijuana, and reserve arrests mainly for smoking in public.

To get away from the big city for a couple of days, we jumped on a bus to Talca, the main city near to the Maule Valley, where a dozen vineyards harvest reserve wines, mainly for export.