Sentence examples for reserved section from inspiring English sources

Children and most women sit in a reserved section under the eyes of a matron.

Prices for the outfield field and loge boxes swelled by $4 $36-$36-$54while those for the loge reserved ($30-$30-$48d the best seats in the upper reserved section went up by $3 $255).

Orchestra of St. Peter's by the Sea., tomorrow night at 8. Tickets: $22 for reserved seats; $17 for general admission; free for children 12 and under in the general section, $10 in the reserved section.

First, they have to figure out whether their seats are in a "tier reserved" section (arranged by section number) or a "tier box" section (arranged by little placards in front of each box).

When this happens, or when one of the drunks gets into a bellowing mood, the women and children in the reserved section stamp on the floor and chant, "Mazie!

The $5 seats include 3,745 in the tier box seats along the right- and left-field lines, which usually sell for $35; the entire tier reserved section of 15,562 seats, which go for $20; and all 5,309 bleacher seats, which usually cost $10.

The Presidential Inaugural Committee and members of the 111th U.S. Congress distributed invitations and color-coded tickets to both dignitaries and ordinary citizens for the reserved sections on or near the U.S. Capitol grounds to view the swearing-in ceremony.

That includes the Promenade Reserved sections in deep left field, where tickets cost as little as $11 a game.

I started to fill in my responses in the part of the answer booklet reserved for section nine.

In this section we will consider Herder's early work in aesthetics, while discussion of his later work will be reserved for section 9. Herder came from East Prussia, and from 1762 to 1764 was a student in Königsberg, where he studied with Kant.

But Williams reserved one section of the event to talk about what he called "the war on science" and, in particular, the war on climate science.