Sentence examples for rare privilege for from inspiring English sources

It's a rare privilege for a CEO and I'm very fortunate".

It is a rare privilege for Muslims to be buried there.

And it's true: Meyers has final cut on her films, a rare privilege for a director.

Mr Li's background helped to secure this rare privilege for the Queensland Ballet: he worked with MacMillan when he was a principal dancer with the Houston Ballet.

Going abroad is a rare privilege for North Koreans, and those who are allowed to work outside the country are required to send the government a quota of foreign currency every year, according to North Korean defectors.

And on a five-day visit to South Waziristan in December as a guest of the FC a rare privilege for a foreigner and in interviews with Wazirs and Mehsuds in Peshawar, Islamabad and Lahore, your correspondent was struck by how many used this phrase, speaking of the crises that periodically buffet the frontier as a "game", and themselves, through their alliances with one power or another, as "players".

On Friday, Duterte took personal aim at Bensouda, saying: "I would ask for the rare privilege of talking to you.

Butina gushed on Twitter that she was given the "rare privilege" of ringing the NRA's "Liberty Bell" at an event for donors who had given $1 million or more to the group.

It was good timing for an author-activist: I had the rare privilege of watching my book become useful to a movement I believed could change the world.

But it also means having the rare privilege of examining New York City through one of the most perfect lenses ever designed for doing so and meeting some of the nicest, funniest, strangest, most memorable people a reporter could hope to meet.

I thus had the rare privilege of seeing both sides.