Sentence examples for privilege of using a from inspiring English sources

As we're being asked to spend more on air taxes, checking in our baggage and even the privilege of using a credit card to pay for it all, hotels like this are springing up across the globe.

Examples of affirmative easements include rights-of-way, the privilege of using land for pasture, the privilege of using a wall between two properties as a party (common) wall, the privilege of flooding land, and the privilege of maintaining a nuisance on one's own land (for example, a garbage dump or an airport).

Most carriers will embed filtering in their systems and allow limited Internet access, ensuring you'll pay big for the privilege of using a little VoIP, some UMA, and a wee bit of email on board.

It's not uncommon to pay $40 an hour for the privilege of using a five-year-old Pentium I. Surprisingly, your best bet for staying connected may be floating in the middle of the ocean.

Last year, British Airways and Mercedes paid for the privilege of using a silver-haired Warhol look-alike in their commercials, affording the artist more than his 15 minutes of fame.

Samsung claims consumer choices could be restricted by the ruling - we have yet to see in practical terms exactly how this will play out - but it's the consumer that may have to pay a premium for the privilege of using a rival product to Apple's iPhone.

The optimum conditions for the solar collector are determined in five different climates, and the privileges of using a hybrid-CCHP system instead of the basic-CCHP system are discussed.

Businesses are also the first to be charged for the privilege of using Cash — a flat 1.5% fee is taken from each transaction.

With that kind of clout, Dictionary.com can get away with charging for the privilege of using its libraries and APIs — using a tiered structure, of course, so Big Company pays more than Little iPhone Developer.

The fact that person A's privilege of using his property inevitably conflicts with person B's privilege of using his, if their properties are located near each other, has led throughout the West to extensive limitations on the privilege of use, first in the area of private law and, increasingly, in the area of public law.

This isn't even about Microsoft satisfying its Hollywood customers at the expense of those of us paying for the privilege of using Vista.