Sentence examples for reserved out from inspiring English sources

He's the last of five boys, so he's the most reserved out of all of us.

n/naka may be as close as we come to kaiseki in Los Angeles, and the tiny Westside bungalow is reserved out three months in advance.

Mostly, though, it was still a crowd of unknowns, including the reserved out-of-towner Ian Curtis, meeting people he had something in common with and totally ready to let the ordinary but uncanny Rotten inspire him.

Let's reserve out full-on freak out till passage.

The town center consists of a restaurant, pizza parlor and liquor store; an independently owned convenience store, a place to reserve out-of-town newspapers, is opening this month.

"To reserve, out of the hundreds of Shakespearean characters, the role of Othello for black people only is a form of racism in reverse and, to me, particularly obnoxious," he wrote.

The dinner party for which the entire restaurant had been reserved turned out to have just fourteen guests, all men.

As with Monday's 88-85 victoverover the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, the Nets had stretches of carelessness that almost let Minnesota, even with three starters and three reserves out with injuries, steal a victory.

But the automaker is confident that its reserves will hold out, Mr. Cervone said.

It's a practice usually reserved for clearing out inventory prior to product discontinuation.

Leather is essential, and plastic should be reserved for nights out on the town.