Sentence examples for being treated to a from inspiring English sources
Shareholders are being treated to a chorus of voices extolling the virtues of JPMorgan.
Still, these days they are being treated to a rare democratic spectacle.
By nightfall, Mr. Hadi was being treated to a special dinner at the home of a neighbor.
It suddenly dawned on the host on this momentous night that he was being treated to a surprise third song.
"Democrats gathering in Los Angeles are being treated to a strong dose of religion, morality and character," Mr. Rothenberg wrote.
6.32pm GMT It get better -- we're being treated to a version of Money, Money, Money by ABBA, scored for piano, sax and double-bass.
On the goggler: Considering this match is being broadcast on ITV 4, we're being treated to a pretty A-list broadcasting line-up in the studio.
Which is why visitors to Exit Art, a gallery in Midtown Manhattan, are being treated to a video of Stelarc's left arm being cut up like a rare tenderloin to implant what will eventually be a Bluetooth-enabled artificial ear.
Instead, he was treated to a rout.
The writer visited Hume & was treated to a boing lesson.
