They waited until the last of the privileged citizens of Muriah had entered the hall, marching two by two.

Certain stores became places that distributed higher quality goods to certain categories of more privileged citizens.

In Worcester, Mass., working-class men - many of them recent immigrants - thronged downtown streets, passing around strong drink and harassing more privileged citizens with drums and firecrackers.

But for Zaid, "the great barrier to the free circulation of books is the mass of privileged citizens who have college degrees but never learned to read properly."

Some are privileged citizens - those who have contributed to the welfare of the city.

It is worth pausing over one final point: the balance of power between a prince and his nobles, between the state and its privileged citizens.

The only potential buyers are foreigners and a handful of privileged or well-heeled citizens.

Once among that nation's most elite and privileged citizens, they have suffered a summary fall from grace.

Chapter Fifty-seven The flawship's interior, crowded with privileged citizens and dignitaries, was even more free-form than Olmy's craft.

Siegman continues to state that reserving democracy for privileged citizens and keeping others "behind checkpoints and barbed wire fences" is the opposite of democracy.