1.   She performed her duties faithfully, reserving to herself the most menial tasks.

2.   The power reserved to the landlord to deprive the applicants of exclusive occupation was inconsistent with the provisions of the Rent Acts.

3.   Land which was sold could be made subject to restrictions and future development value could be reserved to the commission.

4.   Spurs had sold the tickets my mate had reserved on to someone else.

5.   In the United Kingdom, no powers are reserved to national or regional bodies.

6.   Speeches finished in the late afternoon of my last day there and judgement was reserved to London.

7.   Brandishing the axe normally reserved to clear debris in case of a crash against an attacker.

8.   After flowering, the mother bulb is exhausted, dies and gives up its food reserves to its daughter bulbs.

9.   Bush is reserving to himself the right to determine what constitutes a threat to American security and to act even if that threat is not judged imminent.

10.   But Munns said the authority to set price guidelines and other rules must be reserved to the states.