Sentence examples for reserved off from inspiring English sources

AF, London When someone uses Hailo to call a cab, £20 is "reserved" off their account, much in the same way that car hire companies "pre-authorise" funds from your credit card.

ASK THE CUSTOMER angled in and was reserved off the pace outside a rival then a bit off the rail, continued alongside a foe on the second turn, also came three wide into the stretch and finished well.

Space has been reserved off the grand hall for an Amtrak station, now adjacent to the main depot.

Soto has a lot of swagger on the field — kicking dirt around the batter's box, staring down close pitches, celebrating at whatever base he pulls into — but is reserved off it until he is comfortable with his surroundings.

He is a bit like me in that he is quite quiet, reserved off the pitch but then comes alive on it".

Many airlines and travel industries have implemented technologies to make travelling easier such as through booking an airfare online, booking hotels and renting cars, and even reserving off-airport parking through an app.

Technology companies working with automakers, transportation network companies and fleet managers make it easy to reserve off-street parking today.

In Sweden, the introduction of "daddy leave" – reserved time off for fathers – has helped narrow the pay gap.

But as banks try to palm these reserves off on one another, they increase lending, stimulating the economy.

Accordingly, particular considerations in understanding SDH for and within each Indigenous group, namely, First Nations, Métis, and Inuit, within a specific geographic fragment (e.g. provincial/territorial, urban, rural, on-reserve, off-reserve, etc).

"Longing" is cast with nonprofessionals, and their performances are reserved, sometimes closed off.