begrudge

Abortion-rights advocates by no means seek to detract from LGBT movement or begrudge it victories.

I don't begrudge it for a second: just take good care of it, won't you?

Does Mamet really begrudge a president or ex-president Secret Service protection?

In ordinary times, nobody would begrudge the use of fuel and mobile-generating capacity for the marathon.

I do not begrudge the journalist for pursuing the unvarnished truth, irrespective of political consequences.

Days had gone by and we lacked the energy to begrudge their inconsequential passing, but now a time of reckoning had come.

Ah, why begrudge the marquis his meed of admiration, if he likes it?

I shall think of him; but not in a way that you would begrudge me.

She did not begrudge them in the least, thinking that they were all due to Mr Whittlestaff.

Mr Whittlestaff, it does not signify a straw what I begrudge you.