Sentence examples for the reserve itself from inspiring English sources

But the reserve itself — a vast natural reservoir amid the coyotes and wide-open plains of the Texas Panhandle — is less than imposing.

For a third, an oil find just east of the NPR-A, in what is called the Alpine drilling area, now hints at the possibility that the reserve itself might after all contain valuable quantities of the black stuff.

The beauty of the reserve itself and the fascinating life of ospreys fills me with awe and wonder, a reminder of a force out there bigger than you are.

According to Victor Zambrano, president of the TNR's Management Committee and the recently-announced winner of the 2016 National Geographic Society/Buffett Award for Leadership in Latin American Conservation, there are 8,000 miners in the reserve itself and more than 35,000 in its buffer zone.

Tony Roelich from Derby Cycling Group said: "We are very disappointed that the original plan to run the cycle track round the outside of the nature reserve has been changed so it is now on the reserve itself.

Of that, said Jason Holm, Assistant Regional Director of USFWS, $1.7 million has been flagged just for repairs and cleaning of the reserve itself.

But he says that the rate must remain attractive to foreign companies as Ireland does not have the expertise or revenue to exploit the reserves itself.

Solano notes that in the communal reserve itself, recent floods limited the supply of turtle eggs, a key food for forest peoples in the summer.

The nature reserve itself is a large expanse of wetland and pools.

The Nawash reserve itself is approximately 64 km in land area, located at Neyaashiingaming; an Ojibway name translating roughly to "point of land covered on three sides by water" commonly referred to in English as Cape Croker (Borrows 1997; Keeshig-Tobias 1996).

For decades, team owners had interpreted that extension as including the reserve clause itself, in effect binding a player to his club in perpetuity.