Sentence examples for the privilege of going from inspiring English sources

"I gave him the privilege of going first and then moved everybody down one.

Look at it this way: The Knicks have played all winter for the privilege of going to a steambath.

In 1992 I had the privilege of going to your birthday party at Futungo de Belas for the first time.

Unlike me, a non-straight person is unlikely to have the privilege of going an entire day without remembering their sexual orientation.

That figure includes 1,600 who have paid $50 for the privilege of going on Mondays, when the Met is closed and fewer people are in the galleries.

Prison reformers in Venezuela say around 70% of inmates have yet to be sentenced; many wait years even for a hearing, and must pay gang bosses for the privilege of going to court.

Last week, I had the great privilege of going to a conference in Denver called "The Power of Writing".

So it is no wonder that many see great symbolic importance in school actions like the elimination of the high school students' traditional privilege of going to town on Friday nights for a slice of pizza or a visit with a local girlfriend.

This has been yet another year where I have had a God-given privilege of going on another life-enhancing journey with a special group of friends.

So, at the end of the divorce, Marc gets to keep the entirety of the couple's assets (other than the business), while Scott has the privilege of continuing to go to work every day, even if the value of his business subsequently plummets or he never sells it.

"To be sure that I could have the privilege of having my son going to my local state school I had to pretend to be an Anglican," says atheist Andrew Penman, author of School Daze: My Search for a Decent State Secondary School.