Sentence examples for to reserve for from inspiring English sources

The restaurant has also switched from OpenTable to Reserve for its reservations platform.

Definitely the best place to reserve for a romantic weekend.

"Many congratulations," she said in the heavily ironic tone she tends to reserve for fasting days.

Sorry Mrs Twaissi, but this is too good a dish to reserve for meat-eaters alone.

Half the population now depends on food aid, which the ruling party shamelessly tries to reserve for its own supporters.

The grit and determination they tend to reserve for this time of year is something everyone speaks of.

Such events are notoriously hard to predict, and Mr. Schimek called it "among the most complex lines of business to reserve for".

Just lately, when I shop, I find myself looking at squash and fennel with the same lustful eyes that I used to reserve for expensive cheese.

But they were also hardworking and, in some cases, fiercely ambitious – qualities that Harrington seemed to reserve for the economically privileged.

O'Connor's voting rights decisions also reflect her refusal to defer to elected representatives and to reserve for herself the exclusive authority to define illegal discrimination.

In this Belgian TV series, which occupied the slot that BBC4 likes to reserve for subtitled sleuths, thieves break into the vault of a dodgy private bank in Brussels and plunder 66 safe-deposit boxes.