Sentence examples for privileged guests from inspiring English sources

In the middle: standing room for privileged guests, mostly unphotogenic pols and contributors.

At the private viewing on Thursday, privileged guests will discover the Jordaens gleaming in pristine condition on Mr. Van Haeften's stand.

Some, like Getty, put them on the shelves of their own libraries, giving privileged guests, one imagines, the pleasure of an after-dinner browse.

Two American women, a reporter and a photographer, were invited, not as official intellectuals, but as privileged guests seated on his right, among those being honored.

Add to all this the longstanding tradition that privileged guests are allowed to use some of the historical artifacts as desks and to eat off of others, and it can be a curator's nightmare.

Room service has become all these things, and more, since it grew in popularity with the privileged guests of the Waldorf-Astoria in the 1930s and soon emerged as a standard for luxury excursions, and a plot device for tales of suspense and whimsy.

I knelt on one knee and quietly took the shot, feeling like a privileged guest at the most intimate of rituals.

Or will this period in the city's traffic history — a period in which the automobile is a privileged guest — end in the coming months, defeated by our insatiable desire to drive?

Only then would a privileged guest be able to enter the Great Tower itself, overlooking the Herbert family's own chambers.

As we sat at Mrs. Hieu's restaurant, though, feeling like privileged house guests, that future seemed very distant.

Though barristers have been privileged to invite guests for more than 300 years, they have been stag, for the guests must be the same sex as the hosts.