Sentence examples for given the privileges from inspiring English sources

Reuter was created a baron by the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha in 1871 and later was given the privileges of this rank in England.

However, non-Muslims in an Islamic state are not given the privileges of Muslims.

The son of a prominent Isle of Man family with strong naval connections, Heywood joined Bounty under Lieutenant William Bligh at the age of 15 and, although unranked was given the privileges of a junior officer.

Given the large number of such persons, given the years dedicated to their education and training, given the privileges they enjoy, given the unprecedented opportunities to communicate at their disposal – we might reasonably expect a rich and varied and energetic public discourse.

If I'm given the privilege of succeeding him, it will be a high honor.

As a clinical psychologist, I've been given the privilege of reliving this.

I am proud to have been given the privilege to have been capped for South Africa.

"If the children can be given the privilege of a home like this one, it's much better," he said.

"I'm obviously very honored to be given the privilege to have the position even on a temporary basis.

But Fargeon was equally struck by the arcane ritual of the Queen's lever, when, having proved himself, he was given the privilege of attending it.

Upon being given the privilege of holding this rusty grail, I leaned over to the water cooler, filled it and drank, to the consternation of assembled staff members.