Sentence examples for stayed privy from inspiring English sources

I was hurt, disgusted, sad, angry and a whole host of emotions, as I stayed privy to the case's developments, shared articles, wrote statuses, etc.

They are seeking to get an injunction to get a "stay" on the privy council sealing the government's royal charter until a decision on their application for a judicial review of the government's rejection of the industry's rival plan for a new press regulator has been taken.

Mirjana stayed in Washington as a secretary at the Yugoslav Embassy, where she was privy to communications from Yugoslavia to United States officials claiming that there were more than 100 American airmen trapped there.

Dr. Bachmann and I cherish our alone time, and anyone who stays awake in our house after 9 PM just might be privy to the sounds of what our horrified kids call "Mom and Dad moving the furniture upstairs".

I imagine that they'll want customers to come for the solid hardware, and stay for all of the benefits that HTC users are (or will be) privy to.

When you stay true to innocence you align with life's stream and therefore will be privy to an influx of well-being and love.

Black people go to #BlackTwitter for a vast array of reasons -- to remain to privy to current events; to engage in discourse surrounding issues regarding race, gender and class; to stay hip to the latest music; to pass around funny memes; to raise awareness for progressive causes; to live tweet commentary on television and award shows; to troll each other and more.

During my stay in Korea, I was privy to visit one of Samsung's manufacturing plants in Gumi, which is referred to as the Gumi complex (the largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world) and ranks as the sixth largest company if it were its own entity.

Only her doctor was privy to the rest.

And it's like a rustic Ritz with generous room for tents, multiple picnic tables, an overlook platform, a pump-well for water, a top-notch privy, a wooden swing, and a small covered pavilion for hanging out, cooking, or whatever (staying dry).

I am not privy".