Sentence examples for still reserved for from inspiring English sources

(One day a week is still reserved for ballet).

Not on this day still reserved for Pop, however.

That gesture is still reserved for the people around us who we love and care about.

Despite this enlightened climate, special opprobrium is still reserved for the Bee Gees.

Now, while the biggest scoops are still reserved for print, most of the newspaper's articles appear on the Web, too.

In the State of Israel certain larger areas, such as that of family law, are still reserved for the rabbinate.

He could do either of those things and still reserve for himself a private space into which the pedagogical reach had not intruded.

But it also dwells on the kinder side of brotherhood; on the friendship and loyalty that each bestowed upon the other, and on the love that Kaczynski still reserves for Ted despite his grotesque deeds.

Buffalo Trace is a big operation with two imposing column stills, but it also has a dedicated micro-still reserved for experimental, limited-release batches that play with unique grain combinations, as well as the types of barrels for aging.

Because of DOMA, they are not eligible to apply for citizenship -- a right still reserved only for heterosexual foreign spouses.

Regardless, the conversation will stay theoretical for now, since verification is still reserved specifically for accounts in the "public interest" ― whatever that means.