You, the listener, were afforded the privilege of listening in.
Fowler wasn't afforded the privilege of club membership in his youth.
And so I recommend the reinvigoration of the role of "trustees" — individuals afforded the privilege of maintaining the standards of an institution or profession.
She declined to discuss why Mr. Bloomberg used the inmate entrance or to say whether any other non-inmates were ever afforded the privilege.
Nicknamed Lexus lanes in the 1990s by critics who pointed out that many drivers would not be able to afford the privilege, HOT lanes are rarely introduced without some opposition.
The Vintage Dealer: As the proprietor of Decades, Cameron Silver has helped to put Chloë Sevigny in Holly Harp and Pamela Anderson in Helen Rose, to say nothing of the rest of his clientele, who can afford the privilege of the arcane.
Unlike Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato and other former Nickelodeon or Disney performers, Cyrus has been afforded the privilege of collaborating with producers and musicians who let her make whatever the hell she wants.
Television is afforded the privilege of rambling around and showing you little moments; it doesn't have to resolve itself, it doesn't have to say, 'They figured it all out, the end.' Things are a mess and they continue to fight on another day".
Now that the stars have aligned for former male teen stars and ushered them into their bright, opportunistic futures, it's time for them to create and facilitate space for non-white and non-male actors who have yet to be afforded the privilege of evolving past their former selves.
One noticed particularly a game where the sides wore club colours of a style which would have done no discredit at Oxford; these were the young nuts who, though not well enough off to afford the privilege camp at Douglas, were presumably remittance men.
