Sentence examples for privies of from inspiring English sources

In that journal, Elizabeth S. Peña, an archaeologist at the State University at Buffalo, and Jacqueline Denmon, an archaeologist at Boston University, gleaned the "social organization of a boardinghouse" by digging through the privies of Buffalo.

But that's still the privy of the prosecutor".

In 1957, Mr. Snow converted to Roman Catholicism and married the Contessa Letizia Bizarri, the daughter of one of the Privy Chamberlains of the Sword and Cape at the Papal Court.

Dr Tim Forsyth, an East Asia expert from the Development Studies Institute at the London School of Economics, told the BBC: "The Wikileaks cables certainly give the impression that the members of the privy council of Thailand are concerned about the suitability of the crown prince.

Few are privy to discussions of either the group of four or the supercommittee.

I guess I can say I do privy myself of what people think of me, you know, how did he get it, what they're thinking in their head when I walk through the door.

I wasn't privy to all of the detail, nor am I or most of us privy at this point to all that detail.

All five of us hear each other's conversations and are privy to most of what we all do each day.

Mr. Rutsch is hoping to find buried under the debris of the last two centuries, the privies and wells of the early residents, which would have been dug deep.

BellSouth fears the prospect of a rival telco run by a man who is privy to all of BellSouth's corporate secrets.

Consumers of information became privy to a lot of stuff that had been secret before," Mr. Keller said.