Upon being given the privilege of holding this rusty grail, I leaned over to the water cooler, filled it and drank, to the consternation of assembled staff members.
On May 4, 1954, the federal government conferred upon Khan the privileges and duties it had once forever enjoined him from claiming.
Bob Dylan, Fred Astaire, Dylan Thomas, The Beatles and Einstein – who addressed a 1933 meeting in which the German émigré warned of the "disaster" that appeasing Hitler would inflict upon Europe - enjoy the privilege of appearing in both Sgt Pepper and its successor.
Hegemonically masculine men, meanwhile, don't look kindly upon those who relinquish the privilege of unfashionableness: come into work wearing a too-cool shirt, and your unhip coworkers will shame you.
A peeress by marriage loses the privilege upon marrying a commoner, but a peeress suo jure does not.
Of course, I'm not registering a complaint about the privilege, conferred upon me by color, to enjoy the luxury of an extra seat to myself.
Depending upon the security requirements and the privilege provided by the MATF, an evaluating node can selectively use smart misbehaving nodes to perform different network functions.
If Rove does not reveal any of these facts, Obama can certainly not invoke the Privilege based upon nothing.
In my assessment, several legislators recently invited onto Team Democracy have proved themselves unworthy of the privilege bestowed upon them by their election.
Merchants on the Barnesand Noble.com Web site pay nothing for the privilege, but must deliver an agreed-upon number of their own customers to the BarnesandNoble site.
