Sentence examples for privilege of delivering from inspiring English sources

There's no time to wait for an ambulance, although there is time for Dr. Hart to outmuscle a rival doctor for the privilege of delivering the baby.

"This is the happiest day of my life," said Kuerten, who enjoyed the rare privilege of delivering his victory speech in his native language, Portuguese.

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.

Indeed, they'll have to pay eBay nominal startup and monthly fees for the privilege of delivering the auctioneer business.

Commercial companies are battling it out for the privilege of delivering astronauts -- both professional and tourist -- into space.

What I've learned since the privilege of delivering this talk and then having TED put it online has been profound.

"I can never stand unrivalled like Miyazaki, but if I have been given the privilege of making films … I am confident of delivering something others can't make".

The prosecutors have also taken the unusual step of delivering subpoenas to as many as a dozen lawyers who represented Mr. Chang after persuading him to waive the attorney-client privilege.

Yesterday I had the unique privilege of being present as Malala Yousafzai delivered her first public remarks since being shot in the head by the Taliban in October of 2012.

As groups need members of seven different EU countries, the EFDD were likely to lose their privileges such as delivering speeches in parliament and access to £1 million funding with the departure of Ms Grigule.

In exchange for what he called the "privilege" of making distinguished films, "you have to deliver, and should deliver, for the shareholders".