Sentence examples for reserving something from inspiring English sources

And so, after waiting many many months, perhaps years, reserving something for Marion True, Fleischman would enter into the game".

If he is clearly reserving something special for you, it's a direct hit.

Maybe we ought to reserve something.' ".

"It was as if she had always reserved something," he realizes, "as if she had it in her to go off headlong on some independent course of action, without consulting him".

We give up prime hours of the day to reserve something for tomorrow, and when we are under the hut of tomorrow, we worry about the hut of the next day.

He was charitable but reserved, something that I observed when he would come into the office on random days with breakfast for the staff of 50 before retreating into his office, not to be seen again until five o'clock when he waved goodbye for the night.

He was charitable but reserved, something that I observed when he would come into the office on random days with breakfast for the staff of 50 before retreating into his office, not to be seen again until 5 o'clock when he waved goodbye for the night.

Nothing is worse than to finally get to your hotel and they don't know you reserved something.

A vague notion of being reserved for something else, something quite indeterminate, which, if it were named, would cause people to break out laughing".

Reserve something so people will then vote with their feet".

But it was also immediately apparent that AJ held something in reserve; something granitic, icy, distanced, perturbed.