Sentence examples for the privilege of making from inspiring English sources

I have had the privilege of making a small contribution.

Mr. Gonzáles's grandfather, however, did give Hemingway the privilege of making his own martinis.

The Pope has the privilege of making a cardinal of almost anyone except a close relative.

If you have the privilege of making your voice heard, then don't.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a fireside chat called such efforts "the privilege of making whatever self-denial is necessary".

He said many collections still charge researchers, even if only a flat fee, for the privilege of making their own digital copies.

Weinstein said: "One of the privileges of making movies is having the opportunity to immortalise those who have made a profound impact on humanity.

"One of the privileges of making movies is having the opportunity to immortalize those who have made a profound impact on humanity," said a statement issued by The Weinstein Company co-chairman Harvey Weinstein, who released "Long Walk to Freedom".

I remember an interview from decades ago in which Carax — one of the meteoric geniuses of the modern cinema, whose second feature, "Bad Blood," from 1986, made when he was twenty-five, is an unrivalled profusion of precocious poetic virtuosity and romantic vision — said that the great privilege of making films is the possibility of working with actors.

Many years ago, I read an interview with the mercurially inventive French director Leos Carax, in which he said that the great privilege of making films is working with actors.

Which sounds about as fair as cable companies being allowed to create a two-tier Internet by charging digital companies a premium for the privilege of not making their websites unusably slow.