Sentences with phrase «extraordinary privilege»

The Luxury Included ® experience begins and ends at Club Sandals, a place overflowing with extraordinary privileges, unique experiences, and exceptional service for concierge guests of Sandals Resorts.

A place overflowing with extraordinary privileges, unique experiences, and exceptional service for concierge guests of Sandals Resorts.

For now, it's Inc.'s extraordinary privilege to honor 500 companies that thoroughly capture what makes America great — to name them, to introduce you to the work they do, and to tell their amazing stories.

In marriage we have the extraordinary privilege of sharing in the love that prompts God to create us so as to share his love with us through becoming one with us.

She feels it's an extraordinary privilege to be able to help facilitate positive change in the health and well - being of others.

To do something that is as personal as this movie is — on that budget, for a studio that needs a summer tentpole — is an extraordinary privilege.»

On June 4, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and National Park Service will partner with REI, the One Tam agencies, the American Hiking Society, and the California Coastal Conservancy to celebrate our extraordinary privilege of enjoying a community, city, and Bay Area connected by trails!

Howler monkeys woke us, hummingbirds flitted around as we breakfasted, and I hiked with a local guide up to a mountaintop where the chief of the Cabécar indigenous community showed me his village: an extraordinary privilege.

We have had the extraordinary privilege of working with Enrico Castellani since 2007.

«I will always have the fondest memories of my time here in San Francisco — to direct these museums has been an extraordinary privilege,» Bailey said in a statement.

It has been an extraordinary privilege to be part of this journey, and I am proud to say that we have reached a point when we can say with certainty that we have a truly world - class museum underway, with an excellent team in place, a collection of growing significance and an extraordinary museum building under construction.

They have extraordinary privilege, wealth and influence, yet, as Cocker points out, «c ** ts are still running the world».