Sentence examples for In patron from inspiring English sources

What has become strange and interesting is that this High-Church Anglican (just a step shy of the Roman Catholicism his friend Tolkien professed), who had quite liberal theological takes (universal redemption among them), became a patron saint of the evangelical Christianity in the United States (if they believed in patron saints).

Terry Haldane, the only "found-in" patron who was actively fighting the charge against him, accused the Crown of dropping the charge because Haldane and his lawyers had given notice of their plan to challenge the bawdy house law all the way to the Supreme Court.

This ethos was not new; but during the principate it had been restrained by higher officers and officials, who operated according to a different, essentially aristocratic, code expressed in patron-dependent relations and mutuality.

Rock Hard Gym is not a sleek and shiny temple of sweat, coaxing in patrons with air-conditioning, lap pools and rock-climbing walls.

He makes his living pretending to be a deaf-mute, wandering from café to café and playing the harmonica in patrons' faces until they give him a coin.

Journalists pointed video cameras in patrons' faces, asking them to describe the demise of an institution in 20 words or less.

For example, a restaurant might distribute its menu to all of the smart devices in patrons' hands and provide an easy way to order and pay.

A second influential factor is the role of credit and debt, which is inherent in patron-client relationships.

In July 2005, the HANZ chief executive was reported as saying that 'both rural and suburban pubs had already suffered a decline in patrons after the ban was introduced' [ 36].

Naturally, as the industry grows, and competition stiffens, each company will look for an edge to bring in more patrons.

Done in by patrons, done in by staff, done in by government.