Sentence examples for the privilege of owning from inspiring English sources

The privilege of owning the battered plate cost £3.06 million.

"What you're paying for is not the car itself, it's the privilege of owning one".

Dubai had ponied up an estimated $55 million, according to widely circulated reports, for the privilege of owning Mr. Woods's first-ever course design.

Indeed, U.S. borrowing costs are at historic lows, with investors actually willing to pay the government for the privilege of owning inflation-protected bonds.

It might make more sense if the Vancouvers of the world simply charged foreign buyers a premium for the privilege of owning there.

Yet the fact remains that a lot of New Yorkers and Californians, among others, are paying a hefty premium for the privilege of owning.

One of the great privileges of owning a handheld Apple device is access to the app store, but if recent reports are true, some iPhone and iPod Touch users have found themselves deprived of that privilege.

You now have the privilege of downloading and owning HD movies from an on demand online distributor.

The NFL, which swaddles itself in camouflage to honor the troops, allowed 14 teams to charge the Department of Defense $5.4m for the privilege of their own honor, over four years.

Here, Morrison addresses not so much the content of the Walrus article as the question of Srigley's public status; how, despite his position as a career adjunct, he is able to speak confidently from within the privilege of his own white male authority; how people are so willing to listen to him.

I felt the whole world was open to me because of the privilege of my own education.