Sentence examples for a patron from from inspiring English sources

Every year, students choose a patron from the past.

Now she has teamed up with Christopher Chesnutt, a patron from Quilty's who owns El Teddy's in TriBeCa, to open Katy in Greenwich Village this fall.

If, for instance, a bouncer is able to remove a patron from the bar whether she likes it or not, then if the bouncer threatens to do so, her walking out of the bar in response to such a threat may be regarded as no more voluntary than her being carried out by force.

It's kind of really heartbreaking -- in the film we're interviewing her in front of her temple and a patron from the synagogue comes out and kind of shoos us away and it was kind of heartbreaking.

For example, it cannot be landlord-tenant or a patron from a business.

As a patron for Freedom from Torture, English author Julian Barnes was the first to donate a character in an upcoming, unnamed short story.

The conversation came up again the other night at a chic dinner party, where an arts patron from a wealthy real estate family said everyone she knew is deeply disturbed and that there are even whispers about the possibility of the military taking power again.

Last July, a patron died from a drug overdose after collapsing on the floor of the club; in October, ambulance workers responding to a 911 call from inside the club were denied entrance, Fire Department officials have said.

Public Library, financed by Andrew Carnegie at the turn of the 20th century, where a patron progressed from the children's room on the first floor up the creaky steps to a lofty rotunda embellished with walnut trim, a skylight and painted murals of medieval scenes.

"There has been an accident involving a patron falling from an escalator at Reliant Stadium this evening.

She had been concerned throughout her many years as a museum patron, from 1968 on, and as a trustee, from 1977 to 1989, that we might never have a building where great works could be properly exhibited.