Media figures decamped to Cheltenham last week, but only one was privileged enough to have a horse named after her.
On his block in Ridgewood, Queens, there was only one boy — the privileged son of a man who worked in a brewery — who owned a football, and everyone wanted to play with him.
This, however, is disputed, and, in any event, that hypothetical family was only one among many privileged genē.
Edie: What are the designs and what do they represent to you? Yvonne: I believed that would be the only one but I am honoured and privileged to be accepted into a group of First Responders, Veterans with PTSD.
Several models of the ventral visual system have been successful in coping with these issues, but have typically been privileged by exposure to only one object at a time.
One of the world's leading violinists, Nicola Benedetti, has urged Britain's more privileged children to stick with only one instrument and practise hard if they want to know the true meaning of fun.
The site here, its privileged geographic position notwithstanding, is not the only one seeking a share of any satellite wealth.
It is now clear that the ciliary membrane is a privileged and specialized compartment for receptor signaling and that the polycystins are only one type of many membrane proteins that must be targeted to the primary cilium to function properly.
"I can't be the only one who's thinking that the present government are using the recession to push through policies that sew it all up for the privileged few.
The show, which has only one entry by a name writer -- a blip of a vignette by Don DeLillo -- is themeless, but it is largely concerned with people who are privileged, or at least undeprived.
