Sentence examples for the privilege of becoming from inspiring English sources

"Every attempt to abridge the privilege of becoming citizens . . .

I also knew the privilege of becoming one of his friends.

A year ago I had the privilege of becoming part of the new policing landscape of this country.

He won the fight, aides disclosed Thursday, but the privilege of becoming the nation's first e-mailing president comes with a specific set of rules.

My adopted children lost so much whereas I gained the privilege of becoming a parent," a reader and adoptive parent in Canada replied.

You know, there are few things that are more important to us as a society than who gets to come here and call our country home, who gets the privilege of becoming a citizen of the Untied States of America.

He thus has the dubious privilege of becoming the first high-profile moneyman to be fingered for alleged wrongdoing in the credit crunch Bernie Madoff was hardly a household name before the exposure of his ponzi scheme.The SEC alleges that the three Countrywide executives deliberately misled investors about the risk of its mortgage loans souring as it aggressively built market share.

Peres thus won the dubious privilege of becoming Labour's first-ever opposition leader.

By the late 90s, extreme music had permeated, to some extent, most places on earth but even then, not everywhere had enjoyed the rank privilege of becoming jaded.

We can learn a lot from this kind of coverage, but there is the danger of our becoming too fascinated by the level of detail we have the privilege of seeing, and of becoming passive, follow-along tacticians.

Among the creatures known as life, there is a competition to evolve, and the best lifeform will eventually be granted the privilege of entering the Garden of Eden and becoming the husband and partner of Gaia.