Sentence examples for usually reserved for from inspiring English sources

Confidants describe him in terms usually reserved for addicts.

Elbow, knee and shoulder pads are usually reserved for races.

They stayed in suites usually reserved for high-rollers.

In general, however, pager codes are usually reserved for friends.

It will require the kind of collective action usually reserved for national emergencies.

These arcane questions are usually reserved for the green-eyeshade crowd.

He has also used vocabulary that is usually reserved for the extreme right.

(Hebrew, the sacred tongue, is usually reserved for prayer and religious scholarship).

She describes relentless killings with the kind of sensory fascination usually reserved for food criticism.

This is usually reserved for fairly serious cases but is worth exploring, Mr. Sell said.

That has generated all kinds of headlines, not usually reserved for a late-night infomercial fixture.