Sentence examples for privilege of doing from inspiring English sources

"He had to earn the privilege of doing it, by doing well at school," Mr. Russell said with pride.

Let's see if I can get us over the line,' and I had the privilege of doing it.

He wasn't alone, paying more to get less and standing in a small line for the privilege of doing so.

"Some of the first work that I had the privilege of doing was the miners' strike and their attempts to bring Yorkshire police to account," he said.

All that for the privilege of doing business with companies that consistently rank in the lower regions of customer-satisfaction surveys.This month the plot took a twist.

"You know, no matter how many times you meet the pope — and I've had the privilege of doing it rather often — you do get a little tongue-tied.

However, not everyone has the privilege and freedom of doing so.

I personally have had the privilege and responsibility of doing surgery on a snail as well as a whale (and all sorts of interesting species in between).

It also privileges one particular way of doing business over alternative forms that currently exist or, more importantly, may exist in the future.

Yet he, unlike Sir John Major, William Hague and Michael Gove, was the only conspicuous inheritor of privilege to do so.

They will think it is a rare privilege to know the "balm" of doing what you love, though they will surely agree it is worth aiming for.