Sentence examples for privilege to spend from inspiring English sources

"I had the privilege to spend some time with John Skipper," he said.

I had the incredible luck and privilege to spend those years being curious.

In 1999 I had the privilege to spend my sabbatical with Tom in Stanford.

"It has been a great privilege to spend four decades here with so many gifted students and colleagues," he said.

It was also a great privilege to spend so many years at Yorkshire and to captain the club.

On the one hand, she said, it was a great privilege to spend her days engaged in abstract thought.

But Deutsch (who is famous, among other reasons, for his pioneering contributions to the field of quantum computation) is so smart, and so strange, and so creative, and so inexhaustibly curious, and so vividly intellectually alive, that it is a distinct privilege, notwithstanding everything, to spend time in his head.

For that privilege, you had to spend £1,000, enough to buy (in the words of gadget blog Crave) "an Xbox 360 with the optional HD DVD drive, a PlayStation 3 and a Wii, and still have enough change for a bottle of overpriced lager from a tediously trendy London bar".

But what a privilege it was to spend so long with them in the most beautiful place on earth.

"It has been a privilege to have spent two decades here, but it is now time to head in a new direction," he wrote in an e-mail to staff members on Friday afternoon.

It has been a true pleasure and a privilege to have spent my entire career by his side" Joseba Etxeberria (from Diario Vasco), former Spain international "If we analyse football as a collective sport he is the most influential player I have ever seen.