Sentence examples for for granted where from inspiring English sources

If we are to become one nation, we cannot tolerate a society in which poor children cannot access what most of us take for granted, where childhoods are curtailed and blighted.

I don't take for granted where I am or where I've come from.

Imagine also a West Africa where clean water and sanitation are taken for granted; where two generations had received sound primary education and where the needy receive government assistance.

(Why did we take Hanson for granted?) Where is the song that can slow down time and make us like the fact that Top 40 plays the same hits over and over?

It's a place of unimagined extremes, where no activity of daily life can be taken for granted, where even the nails he needs to construct a building are a frustratingly precious commodity.

So the new frontiers are social rather than geographical: places of poverty, war and geo-political interest.' It's salutary that these riskier travel options cater to the most affluent societies that the west has ever seen, in which comfort is taken for granted, and where survival until old age is expected.

It is easy to take for granted going where you want when you want to.

However, nothing will be taking for granted at Carrow Road, where the fans will be eager to taste Premier League football once again.

We took it for granted, this place where the most important works were coming from, this place which spoke for African-Americans in the wider world".

That sense of isolation and extreme weather makes things precious that maybe we take for granted in Australia, where we have amazing weather.

He's not taking any call for granted no matter where it is, whether it's a big game or a final, or maybe a game between teams on the bottom of the ladder".