Examples of using For the privilege in English and their translations into Turkish
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I see, so one scumbag rats out a bigger scumbag and we pay them $60,000 a year for the privilege, move them into a nice house in a new city.
Find honest work somewhere I ain't told to let the boss rut and grunt atop me for the privilege of it. I just.
Those lucky enough to make the cut on the upper floors of the mega brothel. Please! pay for the privilege of sleeping in dorms.
They just wanted to see the movie and a company like Kim Dotcom's was cashing the checks. and were happy to pay somebody for the privilege.
You can charge them for the privilege. Yeah.
Drivers using Slovenian highways, many of them heading for the Croatian coast, now have to shell out a minimum of 35 euros for the privilege.
Uncle Toms, gobble up this slop and say"Thank you, sir, for the privilege.
This guy will be so grateful to be getting it at all he will pitch puffballs all night and pay a half a million dollars for the privilege.
And they paid well for the privilege. The highborn liked to cover their feet with my time.
And pay a half a million dollars for the privilege. he will pitch puffballs all night This guy will be so grateful to be getting it at all.
And to the man who shows no respect… for the privilege of walking this Earth, the Lord allows no deductions.
As if the girls didn't have it hard enough, Paradise makes them pay the same as the men's entrance fee for the privilege of working inside.
I didn't expect you to work for the privilege of my company. Gavin! What?
This guy beats on his wife, then tries to get the city to pay him for the privilege.
Our clients should be filling every one of those beds, and Julia should be paying us for the privilege.
I have dared to defy conventional morality, even this imprisonment and indignity, but the true individual has always had to struggle for the privilege of owning yourself. is too high to pay with being overwhelmed by the tribe, and no price.
Even this imprisonment and indignity, but the true individual has always had to struggle with being overwhelmed by the tribe, and no price, is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself. I have dared to defy conventional morality.
Even this imprisonment and indignity, for the privilege of owning yourself. I have dared to defy conventional morality,
I have dared to defy conventional morality, for the privilege of owning yourself. but the true individual has always had to struggle even this imprisonment and indignity, is too high to pay.