Sentence examples for for the privilege of making from inspiring English sources

He said many collections still charge researchers, even if only a flat fee, for the privilege of making their own digital copies.

A further 600 25ml tubs will be sold at each of Australia's 920 McDonald's outlets, with people set to queue round the block for the privilege of making their food taste like grease and hangover.

Until now, libraries that have paid for the privilege of making a publisher's e-books available for borrowing have typically been granted the right to lend an e-book - say, the latest John Grisham thriller - an unlimited number of times.

And then consumers will have to decide whether they want to pay $20 or even $30 for the privilege of making their own popcorn as they settle in to watch a hot film, or head to the neighborhood multiplex.

Meanwhile, the furore that greeted the killing of Cecil the lion earlier this year continues as western hunters arrive in Africa, paying thousands of dollars for the privilege of making charismatic megafauna bite the dust.

If the bill passes, a music lover who has already paid $12.99 for a CD would be expected to fork over another dime for the privilege of making a digital tape of it.

In exchange for what he called the "privilege" of making distinguished films, "you have to deliver, and should deliver, for the shareholders".

That's one of the privileges of making these journeys.

Professional athletes are the envy of most men, and not just for their gazillion dollar salaries and the privilege of making their play their work.

The familiar examples include social security, estate, and other tax benefits accorded to married people and the privilege of making medical decisions for loved ones.

It's hard to understand, living in this country, just how lucky U.S. citizens are to be able to vote, to have the right and the privilege of making such important choices for their own future, the future of their families and the future of their nation.