Sentence examples for privilege to come from inspiring English sources

"It's a privilege to come to this country.

But in many ways it's been a privilege to come out so publicly.

"For our parents it was a privilege to come to Israel, so they didn't complain," said Yamluck Waggow Ichasheman, 31.

"I think it's important that people understand the sorts of values and sorts of standards that we have here, the fact that it's a privilege to come and the sort of things that mean you won't be welcome in this country," Ms Smith told GMTV.

"It's very professional and it's a privilege to come in every day and work here".

"It is a privilege to come to the UK and that is why I am committed to raising the bar for migrants and ensuring that those who benefit from being in Britain contribute to our society.

"It's a privilege for us to have a high calibre manager, but it's also a privilege for him to come and manage this group of players.

"It's a privilege for him to come to a community and take time out from his busy schedule to come and talk to us," she said.

Extravagantly out of touch, he was "Mittens", the pampered son of privilege who refused to come clean about his taxes and whose personal rate turned out to be a measly 14%.

Living in a state with long and dark winters that limit agriculture made me realize what a privilege it was to come from a land where you can bite into sun-ripened grapes, fresh-picked cherries and tomatoes, right off the stalk.

Born in Japan, in an enclave where former Korean workers became part of the Japanese community, Jong enjoys the affluence and fame of a world-class soccer player, and the privilege of being allowed to come and go through Pyongyang more or less as he pleases.