Sentence examples for privileged to call from inspiring English sources

"I've been privileged to call him my friend.

We were privileged to call him a friend and will cherish all our memories of our good times together.

Dr. Carolyn Goodman, a woman I was privileged to call a friend, died last month at the age of 91.

Anyway, you know what Dusty -- I feel privileged to call him Dusty -- told me that first day?

We mourn the death of a giant of Reform Judaism whom we were privileged to call special friend and esteemed teacher.

If you get to be a convivial, and you do quickly if you are the right sort, you are privileged to call him Zambezi Jack.

"She's just a wonderful human being and I consider myself so privileged and honoured to call her a friend," he said.

She said: "I'm very privileged to have called him a friend.

"A rising star of the Army Air Corps his loss will be deeply felt and I feel honoured and privileged to have called him a friend.

I woke up today, unable to grasp what the world will be like without her, and at the same time, feel so privileged to have called her my friend.

"I have many fond memories of my time with Alfredo and feel privileged to be able to call him a good friend".