Sentence examples for exciting privilege from inspiring English sources

We're expecting lots of Scottish support and such an exciting privilege for our guys to experience".

The pH tolerance of decolorizing bacteria is quite important, as it makes them suitable for the commercial treatment of effluents contaminated by dye residuals (Aksu 2003), which is an exciting privilege in our B1 isolate.

Exciting exciting exciting.

It is exhilarating, exciting and an immense privilege to do it professionally.

One of over sixty moons orbiting Saturn, Titan is just one exciting example of the privilege of exploring the iconic ringed system up close.

I think, 'I'm Doctor Who – how did that happen?' "It's a huge privilege and hugely exciting.

Roth, 61, said on Monday: "It's been an enormous privilege and tremendously exciting to lead this great museum, with its outstanding staff and collections.

"During the wonderful and exciting years I had the privilege to spend at Phillips de Pury + Company the firm has become a major taste maker in contemporary art, design and photography," Mr. de Pury said the statement.

Jonathan Miller writes: It was a great privilege and very exciting to work with Ryszard Kapuscinski on his magnificent reportage on the last years of Haile Selassie put on at the Royal Court.

"It's been a great privilege and an exciting challenge for us to reduce our longlist of 13 to this shortlist of six outstandingly good novels," said chair of judges Andrew Motion, the former poet laureate.

(His work is "joyful, exciting," he says. It is a "privilege" to work at Politico with young reporters. "I love this company. I love what I'm doing". And all that).