Sentence examples for been privy to multiple from inspiring English sources

Cutler was sacked three times, threw an interception and was credited with two fumbles and perhaps Marshall has a point; in Chicago's three victories, Cutler hasn't turned the ball over once, whereas the four losses have been privy to multiple mistakes in each.

"Maybe I've just seen too much but at this stage unless it's by a public company which actually discloses the number in a filing, I'm inclined to be rather sceptical of what's reported," cautioned an entrepreneur who has been privy to multiple exits and acquisitions.

I did attend that event (though, obviously, I didn't drink) and was privy to multiple conversations about how weird she was.

Rather than presenting a tokenistic immigrant story in contrast to a dominant Caucasian tale, the very fact that we are privy to multiple immigrant narratives elevates them to mainstream status, allowing the audience to understand the similarities and differences between them.

Consequently, when Andrew was assassinated (Sept . 18 , 1345 Joan was accused of having been privy to the crime.

He has also been privy to many of a corrupt regime's most closely guarded secrets.

That means she has also been privy to how firms and individuals respond to government investigations.

An embarrassed Mr Narayan said he had not been privy to them.

Unlike Clinton, Trump has never been privy to classified intelligence.

"I've not been privy to any discussions behind the scenes.

We're privy to very little information.