Sentence examples for privilege of enjoying from inspiring English sources

When I had the privilege of enjoying daily interaction with readers as editor of the i, readers would say the same thing, before telling me kindly that they loved i, because it was "a concise, quality read for only 20p".

No tolls were charged for the bridge's first two days of operation, and at 12 01 a.m. on Dec. 14, 1936, when a small white truck became the first vehicle to pay for the privilege of enjoying the bridge's sweeping views, the charge was a mere dime.

The people who were told that the beer was sold at a run-down grocery store were willing to pay a median price of $1.50, whereas those who were told it was sold at a fancy resort were willing to pay a median price of $2.65 — a seventy-seven per cent premium for the privilege of enjoying the same outcome.

Yet unlike his peers in rich countries, Hamdi had to compete for the privilege of enjoying his hobby.

Congressional Democrats have accused Halliburton of enjoying special privileges because Vice President Dick Cheney was its chief executive before he became vice president.

It was also true that Mr. Dorrian was a child of privilege who enjoyed the embrace of close-knit, well-connected relatives, including Anthony V. Carbonetti, a business partner with and longtime adviser to former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Instead of tearing down the walls of privilege enjoyed by the nuclear family, we are demanding our own place at the married couples' table (leaving all those other unmarried people out in the cold).

But scratch the veneer of privilege enjoyed by the boys at Welton and the parallels between my life and theirs became more apparent.

That only entrenches the advantages that children of privilege already enjoy, further tilting an uneven playing field.

Sidonie understands completely the privilege of proximity she enjoys with the Queen - the invited familiarities, a morning coffee, a bit of face-to-face as they read through an amorous scene from the Queen's favorite play.

But I'm very conscious of the privilege I enjoy in being able to walk into a bookshop and feel extremely comfortable and know my way around.