Sentence examples for take this privilege from inspiring English sources

But if the common man cannot be trusted to use social networks without becoming bullies and pedophiles, then there is only one sensible course of action – to take this privilege away.

Andy hesitates to take this privilege away from Emily, but is forced to accept the offer after being told by Miranda that she will lose her job if she declines.

If you just remember that you are not alone, you are good enough, you are the master of your destiny and to never take this privilege for granted, you will achieve all that you have ever dreamed of.

That way your child will know that you can take this privilege away from them if they act out or don't listen.

The dilemma that second-generation immigrants face in Master of None is at the center of a broader question that all young adults face: How do we take this remarkable privilege we have and make something out of it?

And I firmly take this as a privilege.

Notify them that they have the right to tell you how long to watch TV, when to get off, and to take away this privilege in the event of bad behavior or grades.

Still, small business advocates are hoping that Ms. Mills takes this rare privilege of SBA cabinet membership (the first time the agency has had representation on the presidential cabinet since before President Bush) and uses her position to ask the President how winding down federal small business contracting programs serves the American people.

It was our privilege to take this journey with you.

This is in no way a novel idea, but people take the privilege of anonymity on the internet and they go buckwild with it.

And you take that privilege away from somebody, it lasts about a year.