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

This isn't even about Microsoft satisfying its Hollywood customers at the expense of those of us paying for the privilege of using Vista.

But GWR will not demand an extra £5 for the privilege of using Newquay station.

Customers pay $1.99 a month for the privilege of using its machines, located at participating businesses around Manhattan.

WHILE a small plane pays less for the privilege of using the airport, it can actually take up extra time taking off and landing.

(A trip to the bathroom involved following a woman back to her bungalow and paying her a dollar for the privilege of using her toilet).

FOR years, residents of the Islip Town section of Hauppauge have been paying for the privilege of using libraries in other towns.

And there you may see the function "the world's greatest rock'n'roll band" serve these days: generating an awful lot of money, for themselves, of course, and for those granted the privilege of using their brand.

Examples of affirmative easements include rights-of-way, the privilege of using land for pasture, the privilege of using a wall between two properties as a party (common) wall, the privilege of flooding land, and the privilege of maintaining a nuisance on one's own land (for example, a garbage dump or an airport).

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the President of the California Public Utilities Commission has directed the Pacific Gas & Electric Company to come back within two weeks with a plan for allowing customers to pay some additional "reasonable" amount for the privilege of not using a meter that communicates with the utility wirelessly.

Responding, Negus thanked the members of the Council for the award and for the privilege of having used college facilities since 1921, concluding: "I take this honour as a mark of approval for any work I have done, and I feel I can now sit back and leave it to others to carry on.

Under the earlier act the tax is required for the privilege of running and using sleeping cars on railroads not owning the cars.