Sentence examples for the privilege of entering from inspiring English sources

But perhaps it works after all, for I felt the privilege of entering someone else's life so completely through a brief encounter in a gallery.

After that you get to an Ikea-style car park, then you pay £13.80 for the privilege of entering what appears to be a giant garden centre.

"We will miss the sense of having the privilege of entering a unique private space," said Sandra Levine of the Historic Districts Council.

Ten minutes passed quickly enough, although who can remember the last time a wait was required to see a show in a private gallery (this one sponsored by The Independent newspaper), with a fee charged for the privilege of entering?

Few people other than magic scholars ever get the privilege of entering.

"I am not a citizen of Australia, and I don't feel I have the privilege of entering your political debate," Gore said.

According to the Harvard College Library's own description, Widener's humanities and social sciences collections include Again alone among the "megalibraries", only Widener allows patrons the "long-treasured privilege" of entering the stacks to browse as they please, instead of requesting books through library staff.

The pilgrim Dante, given the privilege of seeing the places we enter after death while still alive, is climbing Mount Purgatory when he meets a man renowned in his lifetime as an illuminator of manuscripts.

For such virtues are ever the privilege of the privileged.

Limbaugh sat for interviews with Chafets, answered Chafets's e-mails, and, best (or worst) of all, extended to Chafets the privilege of becoming "the first journalist ever to enter his home".

Critics say immigrants in the country illegally shouldn't be given the privilege of obtaining licenses because they broke the law by entering the country.