Sentence examples for privilege of addressing from inspiring English sources

As a freshman congressman from Kansas, I was lucky to be in the House of Representatives chamber in November 1977 when then-Senator Humphrey was given the rare privilege of addressing the full House.

I thought I would show my gratitude for the privilege of addressing you by keeping my remarks brief.

Thank you for inviting me and for the privilege of addressing you, to whom history, and the dreams of mankind, will soon be entrusted.

Later that same day, I had the privilege of addressing a Clinton Global Initiative event on the important role of women in our national and global economy.

I have not had the privilege of addressing such a multitude of Rotarians since Rotary International's meeting in Nice, France - and that was six long years ago.

Or theologies that highlight the privilege and stories of the rich instead of addressing the realities of the walls that separate and divide.

As today, it was my privilege to address you during my Silver and Golden Jubilees.

A's challenge to historical privileging of organisms addresses the methodological question of how to study life.

A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of delivering commencement addresses to the graduates of the Read Middle School and the Metropolitan Business Academy Magnet High School in Bridgeport and New Haven, Connecticut respectively.

After finishing his acceptance speech, he gave Mr. Reagan the unprecedented privilege of giving the final address to the delegates.

THE bosses of technology firms once vied for the privilege of delivering a keynote address at the large trade shows where electronics dealers and other professionals that rely on computer software and hardware in one way or another (like humble correspondents) flocked.