Sentence examples for privilege of attending from inspiring English sources

Last year I had the privilege of attending Oprah's "O You!" event in Los Angeles.

The privilege of attending Yale was rewarded by the greater privilege of recreating your undergraduate housing.

On Sunday, I had the privilege of attending another concert of hers, at the living-room-sized performance space Spectrum, with about twenty-five other spectators.

But Fargeon was equally struck by the arcane ritual of the Queen's lever, when, having proved himself, he was given the privilege of attending it.

It is often said to be London-centric, dominated by white males who had the privilege of attending the ancient universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

I had the privilege of attending Prof. Joseph Massad's "Palestinian and Israeli Politics and Societies" class in 2001 while a student at Barnard.

Individual privileges that did exist have fallen into disuse for example the Lord of the Manor of Worksop (which is not a peerage) was extended the privilege and duty of attending the coronation of the British monarch until 1937, but the right was not exercised at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.

After a meeting in Adrianople, the Hands of the Cause traveled to the conferences, "each bearing the precious trust of a photograph of the Blessed Beauty (Bahá'u'lláh), which it will be the privilege of those attending the Conferences to view".

Well, for one, new iMacs cost money, and when you owe Citibank the amount of money I do for the privilege of having attended college, well, money is tight.

Wednesday, my wife Barbara and I had the privilege to attend the inauguration of the Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island in New York City.

Even among progressive Christians, often the tendency has been to develop theologies of liberation focused on one's own oppression without accounting for one's privilege and attending to the intersections of difference at work, even in liberatory theologies.