Sentence examples for worth reserving from inspiring English sources

If you're with a few friends or a group it's worth reserving a booth or a "skybox" – a private seating area for up to 15 people.

While it is cosy to eat inside one of the tiny salons, in summer it is worth reserving a table on the sunny outdoor terrace.

And that steak is a celebration worth reserving for: a honking big rib-eye for two that holds its own with the best New York chophouses, even with its fancy-Dan accompaniment of a slick green salad.

It's well worth reserving ahead for Le bouchon du vaugueux, a buzzing restaurant in Caen, which serves modern Norman cooking with a wonderful choice of well-priced wines.

One Liverpool player it's worth reserving judgement on is James Milner.

You can search by flight and see exactly which seats are worth reserving and which should be avoided (SeatGuru makes this easy by color-coding seats green, yellow and red).

A Russian stake in the $80 billion worth of reserves would tighten Russia's grip on gas supplies to the European Union.

They could thus create trillion dollars worth of reserves that would be allocated across the membership of the IMF.

It was not immediately clear why Syria would impose such a ban if it had two years' worth of reserves on hand.

China, after all, has more than two trillion euros' worth of reserves (not all in euros, of course; much of this is in dollars).

Shares of Cnooc, which has only nine years' worth of reserves, one of the lowest figures among global oil majors, fell 3 percent in Hong Kong on Tuesday.