Sentence examples for reserves of time from inspiring English sources

Up until stumbling upon the #CheerioChallenge hashtag, I was excited about becoming a dad, don't get me wrong (who couldn't get excited about the prospect of spending vast reserves of time and money on something that will repeatedly crap and puke on you before finally blossoming into a proper person who finds you, at best, faintly embarrassing?).

This would consequently create vast reserves of time and attention.

Alex Wallau, the president of ABC, a unit of the Walt Disney Company, said that the network had predicted the show would haver some audience decline this season and had built in a reserve of time to give to advertisers in case of a shortfall.

So you've looked within and found spare reserves of both time and anger.

Since April, transit riders have been able to take a train to one of those stations, and then pick up a Zipcar reserved ahead of time through New Jersey Transit to drive the rest of the way to their destination.

Although you can make an appointment for a specific massage or facial, the Mandarin believes in treating muscles and skin together, and encourages visitors to reserve blocks of time in which to do both.

This takes care of the user requests that had been reserved ahead of time.

Yes, it's as bad as it sounds: it's the one place for free speech and assembly on campus, and it must be reserved ahead of time.

Make sure to reserve ahead of time!

"I like to see agencies with three years of reserves for times just like these in the economy," she said.

The soft money reaped by the two parties in 1988 was a pittance compared with today, when almost every political leader, from President Clinton on down, reserves large blocks of time for wooing big contributors.