Sentence examples similar to Enduring patronage from inspiring English sources
Enduring Political Reversals -- IX.
Enduring friendships require such honesty.
St . Georges has an enduring legacy of engagement with and patronage of the arts, both within the church and throughout Nashville.
The scenic, hilly campus straddling the Tigris River, an enduring symbol of Hussein's rule and patronage, stands just a few miles from the village where the former dictator was born and the earthen pit where U.S. forces captured him last year.
The resounding success of Kelly's first play, False Delicacy, staged with the patronage of David Garrick, cost him Goldsmith's friendship and earned the enduring resentment of Samuel Johnson, who had written the prologue for Goldsmith's play.
That MI6 was silent initially in the face of dubious claims by a prime minister discredited on matters of intelligence, with waning powers of patronage and soon to depart the stage is a testament to the enduring power of the executive.
I am at this moment enduring the whole weight of the opposition to him, his friends, and the power and patronage of his government to break down myself and my friends in Virginia, and to prevent my reelection to the office I now fill.
