Sentence examples for privilege of taking from inspiring English sources

"Justine and I had the privilege of taking our son to his first day at school.

This meant she had the privilege of taking people in after hours.

They are effectively charged for the privilege of taking money out of their own account, said Mr O'Connor.

The promoters, bizarrely, would pay the state for the privilege of taking on its national debt, worth a huge £30m.

The clear benefit is that they are happy to pay, rather than be paid, for the privilege of taking part.

They were refused the "privilege" of taking the fifth amendment – that no one should give evidence that could incriminate them.

And he waged an aggressive campaign that belied his boyish manner, accusing Mr. Downey of abusing his position by overdrawing checks from the House bank, of overusing his mailing privileges and of taking government-sponsored junkets.

Women have been paid, down the ages, for taking their clothes off in public: now it seems some of them are being asked to pay, and handsomely too, for the privilege of not taking them off.

"Most girls do not care for the experience, but some of them are willing to submit to it because they believe it's part of the price they have to pay for the privilege of being taken out by such a wonderful hunk of a man as you happen to be".

After all, she had the privilege of being taken to such an event, and the fraternity brother could have easily asked someone else.

Some are arguing that she is using her race and class privilege to take advantage of the debate; her use of women of color as props, for example, is no different than Cyrus'.