Sentence examples for Privileged to return from inspiring English sources

I was privileged to return to this familiar setting having myself been awarded this fellowship in the summer of 2002.

I feel privileged to pass it on".

Hayley's first-person account Hayley says that she feels very privileged to be able to return to Ghana and meet with children who struggle everyday with difficulties that are almost unimaginable to people in Western countries.

They lost that battle and now are trying to create a backdoor means to return to the privileged status they enjoyed before repeal.

These visits may help dispel the "stereotype of Princeton as a privileged, white male place" and encourage the scholars to want to return for teaching positions, Prentice said.

Looking to return to the security of that metaphysically privileged time, some of us evade the responsibilities of freedom by choosing to remain children, that is, to submit to the authority of others.

"I'm very privileged to have been given the opportunity under the new ownership to return to the club where I served my managerial apprenticeship.

I'm fortunate, indeed privileged, to have just returned from a trip to Tanzania.

"I look forward to returning to Sotheby's and continuing to unite clients with the world-class objects that the company is privileged to handle every day," Schaefer said in the written announcement of his hiring.

But at the top, things seem to have gone backwards, reflecting that wider sense of the brazenly privileged and wealthy returning to the national foreground in a way that might once have seemed unthinkable.

To accommodate the client's fiendish, master-of-the-universe schedule, a coutured and platinum-haired client services specialist whisked the seven-figure painting from its place inside Christie's high-security vault in London out to a waiting limo and proceeded to the Concorde VIP lounge at Heathrow airport so the collector could view it for a few privileged minutes before returning to New York.