Sentence examples for a patron for from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a patron for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who supports or champions a cause, organization, or individual, often in a financial or advisory capacity.
Example: "The museum is grateful to have a patron for the arts who generously funds our exhibitions."
Alternatives: "a supporter of" or "a benefactor for".

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After all, he had a studio to find, and a patron for a new journal.

Every suit put on a patron for the first fitting was too large; sleeves, trousers, everywhere.

Very luckily for him, he found a patron for his work.

The plan now awaits the Public Design Commission's go-ahead and a patron for Mr. Ingels's project.

For a decade, the developer sought unsuccessfully to find a patron for Wall House 2. Hejduk died in 2000.

Ade is an ambassador for NSPCC, and is a patron for The Association of Wheelchair Children and Scope.

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Cumberbatch has been a patron of MNDA for 11 years.

She is from the Hampshire/Berkshire border area and is a patron of Riding for the Disabled and the British Paralympic Association.

MR: You're also a philanthropist, a patron of Help For Heroes.

In "No Man's Land" a faded poet visits a wealthy patron for an evening of recollection and gamesmanship, roles played in the original production by John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson, who repeated their performances in New York the next year.

He has appointed four of the court's nine justices and has been a political patron for a fifth, Harriet O'Neill, who wrote the majority opinion in the parental notification case.

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