Sentence examples for privileged friends from inspiring English sources
The Lie also describes Daniel's pre-war childhood with his privileged friends, Frederick Dennis and his sister Felicia, whom Daniel met when his mother was their father's housekeeper.
Stories of drinking and drug-taking have dogged the circle of privileged friends of the two princes, who are second and third in line to the British throne.
To have a player from my alma mater picked anywhere in the N.F.L. draft was worth a pat on the back from privileged friends who root for "major" football programs.
I'm marching because I believe that in a civilised society, in a 21st century society, there can be no justification for allowing people to simply fall through the cracks, unnoticed, uncared for and alone; I believe that people must always come before profit and that government should be for the people, and not just for its wealthy and privileged friends.
Surrounded by other white-wigged gentlemen and ladies and several stunned-looking laborers, the man happens to be the fashion photographer Cecil Beaton, who, along with his set of carefree, privileged friends, had just spilled out of a Mozart-themed costume ball and turned a street repair into an after-party.
Cut the cake with less privileged friends (or an orphanage or old age home) and spread your love.
In one episode, Joey gave his privileged friend Chandler a heavy gold bracelet, a gift the other members of the cast made fun of, one of them labeling it fit for "a Goodfella".
It illuminates the foreign country where Leo Luka Greenn), Colston's 13-year-old self, visits privileged friend Marcus (Samuel Menhinick, at the performance I saw) at Brandham Hall.
These can easily be created on most home computers; if you've got a privileged friend with a color printer, have them hook you up with some nice, professional-looking business cards (make sure they include your name and some sort of contact number, at the very least).
But ABC Family dramas are often about dark underbellies, the secrets that bucolic surroundings mask: the high school sex on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager," say, or the embattled world-class gymnasts on "Make It Or Break It," or the privileged, mistrusting friends on "Pretty Little Liars".
This discrepancy between the physical reality and the official account of life in South Africa becomes a theme, as Gevisser recounts his early realization of apartheid, his first explorations into the forbidden world of the gay community, and a recent armed intrusion at the home of a privileged white friend.
