Sentence examples for privilege enjoyed from inspiring English sources

IN THE 1950s flying was a privilege enjoyed by only the wealthiest.

Excellent magazine writing need not be a privilege enjoyed only by those with healthy eyes.

It is not a privilege enjoyed by many of his fellow editors.

On Bond Street, between Atlantic and Schermerhorn Streets, he sees many abuses of the parking privilege enjoyed by some city employees.

But scratch the veneer of privilege enjoyed by the boys at Welton and the parallels between my life and theirs became more apparent.

Now Barack Obama has suggested raising the tax rates on high earners and closing loopholes such as the carried-interest privilege enjoyed by private-equity managers.Such tax changes may suit the public mood.

He would eliminate centuries-old privileges enjoyed by the Catholic church.

Later progressive legislation in most countries removed the special privileges enjoyed by the clergy.

By the time Winkfield arrived on the scene, however, Jim Crow poison had infected the privileges enjoyed by jockeys.

This gives them many of the privileges enjoyed by their fellow Indians, but not the right to vote.

That year he also persuaded the Turkish sultan to extend to Jews the maximum privileges enjoyed by aliens, privileges he persuaded a later sultan to reaffirm in 1863.