Sentence examples for a long time patron from inspiring English sources

She sang in the Berkshire Choral Festival, was a long time patron of the Metropoli- tan Opera and member of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club.

Saran is a long time patron for the blind.

Hammer, a long-time patron of the arts, also had committed to donate his vast art collection to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Almost immediately, the new Karađorđević government aligned itself with the Russian Empire and oriented its foreign policy away from its long time patron, the Habsburgs, and Austria-Hungary.

He was a long-time supporter of music in New York and Palm Beach, a former patron of the Metropolitan Opera, and a talented artist who exhibited photographs and paintings.

Staff at the Royal Marsden hospital in west London, where Clifford was a patron, also on Tuesday said the publicist had not been involved in the hospital for a long time and was no longer a patron.

A long time there".

"Not a long time.

What a long time!

For a long time?

A long time".