Sentence examples for privilege to own from inspiring English sources

"It was a great privilege to own," he said.

"Seattle has been very good to me over my career, and I am honored to have the privilege to own Tully's and work closely with the company's employees".

In a statement, Mr Trump said it was "an honour and privilege to own one of golf's greatest and most exciting properties".

But those struggles, inconveniences, and discomforts are an absolute privilege to own.

With over seven billion people living on Planet Earth, only a few hundred have the privilege to own a Bel Air Circuit home theater.

For those who wintered and summered it was a privilege to actually own ZG license plates because you knew you were at the right moment in history.

The free publication of information that was the privilege of a select few to own until a few years ago is a Very Good Thing.

People who oppose vaccines, who themselves were very likely vaccinated as children but do not extend the same privilege to their own offspring, insist that all disease is caused solely by bad water and poor sanitation.

I laugh when even my LGBT friends (yes, some of the rainbow community are packing heat and fighting on Facebook to keep the privilege, to my own astonishment) cite the Second Amendment in defense of gun ownership, even in the immediate wake of this obscene tragedy.

Visser said, "It's a producer's privilege to create his own broadcast".

In the final years of their father's life, Mr. Deng and his siblings were viewed by many as prime examples of China's "princeling" caste, heirs of high-ranking officials who took advantage of their access and privilege to make their own personal fortunes.