Sentence examples for receiving the privilege from inspiring English sources

On singing at Northwestern University: "There is nothing quite like the feeling of being an a cappella superstar and receiving the privilege of being waved at, screamed at or chased while walking across your college campus to class".

This latest incarnation of the Castle reflects the sound compact that society keeps with most convicted felons: if you do the time, you receive the privilege of living among us once again.

Many of these signers were not present when the original Declaration was adopted on July 4. One signer, Matthew Thornton from New Hampshire, who was seated in the Continental Congress in November, asked for and received the privilege of adding his signature at that time, and signed on November 4, 1776.

Rubio's main Latino constituents in Florida are of Cuban descent, therefore we believe he doesn't understand, feel or hear the outcry experienced by Mexicans (living in the southwest) and other Latino groups who do not receive the privilege of automatic citizenship given to Puerto Ricans, or the immigration amnesty given to Cuban immigrants.

Show how responsible you are and show how you will not lose a phone if you receive the privilege to get one.

Kostya received the privileges afforded athletes: food coupons, a new tracksuit, occasional trips to cities in western Siberia and northern Kazakhstan.

In 1893, Esbjerg became a municipality in its own right (initially known as Esbjerg Ladeplads), receiving the status and privileges of a market town in 1899 and incorporating the parish of Jerne (east of the centre) in 1945.

Glencore, which received the rare privilege of direct entry into the FTSE 100 when it listed, has hardly been shy of scandal itself.

This program, devised by Digital Science, a firm not at all coincidentally owned by NPG's parent company, Macmillan, lets people view the paper, but not download or print it.A hundred media outlets, including The Economist, will receive the same privilege.

The mathematical expectation of this game is infinite, but no sensible person would pay a very large sum for the privilege of receiving the payoff from it.

Trust, in Anglo-American law, a relationship between persons in which one has the power to manage property and the other has the privilege of receiving the benefits from that property.