Sentence examples for privilege for which from inspiring English sources
By virtue of this extreme privilege — for which I am very, very grateful — my entire orientation is more domestic.
It's called first tracks, and at many ski areas it's a privilege for which skiers or riders pay extra.
Limited liability is a terrific privilege for which companies ought to expect to contribute generously to the community's coffers.
Its "summer work travel" component recruits well over 100,000 international students a year to do menial jobs at dairy farms, resorts and factories — a privilege for which the Hershey's students shelled out between $3,000 and $6,000.
In the end a Ryanair employee showed me the way.I had to argue to get booked on the next Berlin flight, which departed from Gatwick eight hours later on the other side of London, a privilege for which easyJet attempted to impose a change fee.
Websites approved by i-mode (a privilege for which there is now a six-month waiting list) can opt to have their subscription charges added to a customer's itemised telephone bill, for which NTT DoCoMo takes a 9% cut.As lucrative as all this may sound, however, it is still far from certain that 3G services will earn their operators any pots of gold.
"Withdrawal of privileges for which there is no legal entitlement in the first place" could not amount to unconstitutional coercion, Mr. McAllister said.
But the fact that he drove himself to the presidential palace in his own Fiat car to accept the prime ministerial mandate was seen by some as a statement against the extensive privileges for which Italian politicians had become known.
The archbishop is part of a church that hangs onto ideas of privilege for religion, which divide rather than unite.
The people of Ohio's Eighth Congressional District continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for which I am deeply grateful.
With great regret, I returned to London to commence my training with Mr Spenlow to become a proctor, for which privilege my great-aunt had paid one thousand pounds.
