Sentence examples for small reservations from inspiring English sources

There are only two small reservations in Alaska; 70percentnt. of the Natives live in tiny, remote villages.

Ms. Park has a few small reservations: there are too many steps, and the woodwork collects dust.

Sometimes, disenrolled Indians are forced to leave tribal land — though in California, many Indians do not live on the small reservations, which are also known as rancherias.

Though small, the tribe, which has small reservations in Trumbull and Colchester, has been recognized by the State of Connecticut for more than 300 years.

Some Iroquois retained small reservations, but the Cayugas were coerced into selling all their land, for as little as $1.50 per acre.

Mr. Lind describes the post-1865 South as "a low-wage internal resource colony for Northern capital," a formulation he likes well enough to repeat not many pages later as "an internal third world resource colony for the industrial North". But when one considers Mr. Lind's near-Stakhanovite recent output, these are small reservations to be entering.

This is a small reservation.

That's a small reservation.

A small reservation to a big film.

We believe language should be adaptable, but we can't help adding one small reservation.

My one small reservation is that sometimes it all gets a bit too slick and stylish for its own good.