privy造句怎麼寫

Many retail investors shrug off the inherent disadvantage they face, with so many insiders privy to so much information that they are not.

Velma and a man carrying a satchel leave their homes, get in their cars and drive off into the night, following some timetable we aren't privy to.

I was privy to the row at a European Council meeting in 2002 when Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac went head-to-head over the impact of agricultural protectionism on poor African countries.

One of the nastiest things I became privy to is how hamburger is made.

She said that she could vaguely recall a confidentiality agreement, but wasn't privy to it.

The traditional way was to keep things a secret, and not let others be privy to your inside information.

You might create a two-way form that contains data to which only one user in the interaction should be privy.

I'm not privy to any pending announcement, so calm down.

Say you are a member of a volleyball league and you want to be privy to real-time game updates.

Pigs eat meat – a pig would happily eat a human – but most of the pork we're privy to was raised on corn or horrible chemicals rather than other pigs and dead people.

The expression on this man’s face is intriguing, especially since we are not privy to the object of his vision.

You gather the kindling, husk the acorns, and dig a new privy hole when asked.