“When we arrived in Atlanta, we couldn't afford a room at the Marriott.”

“We can no longer afford the luxury of planning one service for the rich and another, obviously inferior, service for the poor whose health needs, incidentally, are usually greater than those of the rich.”

“The roof of a small building will afford you a view of everything that is near it.”

“This area affords excellent views of Burrard Inlet and rafts of offshore ducks.”

“But a day at the races affords the perfect opportunity to indulge in a frivolous piece of fun fashion.”

“It also affords him an opportunity to blood a number of promising young players.”

“By 1939, it had 30 British bakeries and introduced low-price tea biscuits, previously a luxury only afforded by the middle classes.”

“They will also be afforded the 50kWh of free electricity and six kilolitres of free water per household per month.”

“We knew deep down that we were a good team and this game afforded us the opportunity to prove it.”

“This paste is then mixed with fish and cooked and wrapped in a banana leaf, affording a nourishing and toothsome dish.”

“What this is about is affording privileged protection under law to categories of people favoured by the canons of political correctness.”

“The 1999 amendment, however, fell short of affording legal protection to individual property owners or proprietorships.”