begrudge

But even those parents do not begrudge their children's education.

But would you begrudge us a little space to live in?

What really makes me feel bad are all those parents who begrudge their children nothing.

I do not begrudge anyone the right to believe in a personal god.

My problem is: I do not begrudge it to their children.

Not that she begrudged the last six months, of course.

I do not begrudge it, especially with the news we have had tonight.

And several Republicans said they did not begrudge her the right.

It's pretty hard to begrudge someone a couple of dollars.

For all that, it's hard to begrudge most of these results.

Who can begrudge all the joy he seems to bring?

How can I begrudge her another, or a dozen others?

They bowl for the team and do not begrudge each other's success.

No one - not even himself - would begrudge him that.

"Just about everything," the other had told him, begrudging the information.

He did not begrudge the time spent on the work of the estate.

I do not begrudge the treatment and equipment for those patients who need them.

I had a lucky break for once: do you begrudge me that?

Still, that does not mean we should begrudge them their unique opportunity.

They did everything possible to help out and didn't begrudge their time.

So we should not begrudge it to a President who occasionally wants to try.

It's not that I begrudge others the right to wear whatever they want.

"No one begrudges him having made a lot of money.

If he survives, no one will begrudge him his health.

I would be the last person to begrudge Pears his chance.