Sentence examples for privilege of presenting from inspiring English sources

A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of presenting a series of Jean-Luc Godard's films at Indiana University at Bloomington.

I'll have the privilege of presenting, tomorrow at 4, two of his rarest films, "The Chair" and "The Children Were Watching," and discussing them with the films' producer, Robert Drew, who is scheduled to be on hand as well.

Downey said: "I had the absolute privilege of presenting a brand spanking new 3D-printed bionic Iron Man arm to Alex, the most dapper 7-year-old I've ever met".

Just a word, at the end of a week in which we had the privilege of presenting the last interview with François Truffaut, to note that some of his greatest works are out of print on DVD.

Marcus tells how some publishers are being "pressured" to pay "for the privilege of presenting their lists to [Amazon] marketing team and buyers" – a story denied in a footnote by an unnamed "Amazon spokesperson" – and goes on to assemble an impressive rap sheet of sharp practice: Of course it's legal.

I will have the privilege of presenting my favourite radio programme of the year this Sunday.

It is always a tremendous privilege to present the world premiere of a film at a festival.

I've just returned from the Exponential Medicine conference, where I had the privilege to present on a range of alternative therapies, including music, to leaders in health care and technology.

Speaking of awards, Lee had the privilege to present at this year's Oscars with actress Sofia Vergara for the Foreign Film category.

It will always be a signal memory of my life that I had the enormous privilege to present the World Food Prize sculpture to Senator McGovern that night.

It is a privilege to present it.