Sentence examples for senators reserved from inspiring English sources

Augustus, when he instituted a general restoration of the roads of Italy, which he assigned for the purpose among various senators, reserved the Flaminia for himself, and rebuilt all the bridges except the Pons Mulvius, by which it crosses the Tiber, 2 m.

The Vermont senator reserved his strongest language for a blistering attack on New York's voting process after reports of widespread irregularities and missing registrations.

Some staff members are using an office just off the Senate floor reserved for the senator -- a space typically used as a waiting or reception area.

Whether Mr. Clinton's misconduct reached the level of an impeachable offense and warrants removing him from office is something on which senators must reserve judgment until the House has finished its inquiry.

The regular Democratic leader, Senator Barkley, was reserved to close for the Administration.

Of course there are the international celebrities, but there is also the famed Senator's Table reserved for our distinguished long-time local clients.

Harsher criticism should be reserved for senators who caved without facing immediate electoral consequences.

He beckoned a young aide to keep up as he bounded toward an elevator reserved for senators.

His foreign policy seemed to be unheroic, his cosmopolitanism to be un-Roman, and his reforms to encroach on activities traditionally reserved for senators.

When, well past the announced starting time, Gil finally opened the talk, the room had filled up with journalists and civilians but only four of the 20 front-row seats reserved for senators were occupied.

Democratic Sens. Mazie Hirono (Hawaii) and Elizabeth Warren (Mass). cautioned in a letter Wednesday that the senators should maintain visas reserved for foreign brothers, sisters and married children of U.S. citizens.