Sentence examples for reserved view from inspiring English sources
Fraser posits that the Scottish king probably intended to allow Catholics to worship privately, which if true was a much more reserved view than that subsequently announced by Percy, who told his fellow Catholics that the king had promised to protect their religion.
Groucho Marx, who was not impressed by much in this world -- he told me he found it hard to keep awake at dinner at T. S. Eliot's and held a kind of reserved view of Perelman, whom I believe to be the single funniest human of my lifetime -- was in genuine awe of Kaufman.
The Wii version of the game garnered a more reserved view from critics than the PC version; GameRankings and Metacritic gave aggregate review scores of 75 percent and 74 percent, respectively.
The dedication, which is to include remarks by President Obama, is free and open to the public; tickets for the reserved viewing areas are sold out.
The dedication, which is to include remarks by President Obama, is free and open to the public, but tickets for the reserved viewing areas are sold out.
For its big parade (Feb. 15 this year), people reserve viewing spots a week in advance along Cleveland Avenue by positioning their folding chairs, which no one disturbs.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee has some reserved, ticketed viewing areas for the parade along Pennsylvania Avenue NW, though the public can also stand in unticketed areas along Pennsylvania Avenue NW to see the parade.
The biggest jeer was reserved for the view from Bloemfontein of two English fans dressed up in what looked like German military uniforms from the first world war, whose expressions appeared inconsolable.
That said, I once stayed at the Villa D'Este where I reserved a Garden View room.
After reserving a viewing time at the front desk (there was no wait on that early Saturday afternoon), you go to the fourth-floor library equipped with computer terminals.
The £30,000, or $48,000, pair was reserved at the viewing and bought the morning after.
