Sentence examples for Be granted the privilege from inspiring English sources

The gimmick: children would eat a seven-course meal for free, and adults, for two hundred and fifteen dollars, would be granted the privilege of joining them.

I didn't think I would survive if I were not to be granted the privilege of finding out whether Shelley Winters or Ernest Borgnine or Gene Hackman or Roddy McDowall swam to safety.

It is our view and view of many others that Mr. Modi shall not be granted the privilege of U.S. visa because of the very serious doubts that remain and that hang over Mr. Modi relative to his role in the horrific events of 2002 in Gujarat.

When Gay Talese published "The Kingdom and the Power" back in 1969, readers were astounded to be granted the privilege of an inside look at The New York Times, even a highly sympathetic one written by someone who had worked there.

Among the creatures known as life, there is a competition to evolve, and the best lifeform will eventually be granted the privilege of entering the Garden of Eden and becoming the husband and partner of Gaia.

From the outset the project was created as a museum piece; I wanted the museum walls to display portraits of people who otherwise would never be granted the privilege of appearing there.

But in this case, he's applying the claim to their U.S. citizen children — they cost us, and so they should not be granted the privileges of American citizenship that you are granted, because this deprives you of what is yours.

It was accused of being particularly unhelpful -- watering down reporting requirements on emissions, resisting timely updates on pledges to cut emissions and demanding that it be granted the privileges of a developing country in the deal.

On Sunday afternoons, seniors were granted the privilege of reading quietly in Wharton's library.

Some are granted the privilege of having their own space to air their views.

This year, King was granted the privilege of a Paris Review interview.