Mr. Hetfield reclaims his old feral howl and worries far less about melodies, reserving them mostly for choruses.
The factory is peppered with tags on various machines reserving them exclusively for imported flax under customs supervision.
But reserving them for the rare moments when the right company and the right time coalesce can't help but intensify their meaning.
For example, Rolls-Royce built only 18 of the Phantom IV models, from 1950 to 1956, reserving them for the most pampered customers, including the British royalty.
Hospitals nationwide are rationing adult tetanus shots, reserving them for burn victims and other severely injured patients, because of a huge shortage of the crucial vaccine.
In recent years, Democrats and Republicans alike have advocated a "work-based safety net" that seeks to make benefits more generous while reserving them for people who work.
On the southbound side, a nonelectric Saab 9-5 was occupying one of two spaces marked with signs reserving them for people charging the Model S, the only car able to use the stations.
6) by Pamela Kent: Did the people in Britain's consumer protection agency -- the Office of Fair Trading -- try to get London theater tickets at regular ticket prices the way we usually do: by calling the theater and reserving them?
"I am reserving them for you: I will not speak or send photos to anyone unless I hear from you," he wrote to a Museum of Fine Arts curator in 1922, while persuading the institution to spend about $25,000 on a sixth-century limestone stele crawling with Buddhist deities.
And horses suffer as well, with resistant worms turning up in both America and Europe.The root of the problem is what Dr Kaplan refers to as "global worming"—giving drugs prophylactically to all livestock rather than reserving them for use as a treatment when an animal actually becomes infested.
The reserved instances program essentially allows users to make a one-time payment for instances, "reserving" them in order to receive discounts in subsequent hourly usage rates.
