But she hadn't actually expected to be made privy to such details.

In secret, Geneva was made privy to it, and Calvin himself embraced it with zeal.

They probably haven't been made privy to that data.

The latter was made privy seal; and successively bishop of Bath and Wells, Durham, and Winchester.

I was made privy to it; but this is far from all you are to expect.

His chief exercises are, taking the whiff, squiring a cockatrice, and making privy searches for imparters.

Were others made privy to the design?

Photograph: Apple The public is only now being made privy to the glossy images of the building's design.

Mr. Hollis, and Mr. Annesly, late Presidents of the Council of State, are made Privy Councillors to the King.

But it was necessary to secure the services of the chief ship-carpenter, who was consequently made privy to the plot.

Cooper, Mr. Hollis, and Mr. Annesly,& late President of the Council of State, are made Privy Councillors to the King.

But it was necessary to secure the services of the chief ship carpenter, who was consequently made privy to the pilot.

"I have not been made privy to your 'ultimate objective', Mr. President," Brad said.

He protested that ministers had not been made privy to the institutions' proposal to my government before being asked to participate in the discussion.

Having sworn an oath of silence, I enquired when I might be at last made privy to the great concerns of which he hinted.

Arthur Onslow was born in 1691, and had been in Parliament from 1719; in July, 1728, he was made Privy Councillor.