Sentence examples for a patron was from inspiring English sources
Finally, a patron was allowed to sample the Rhapsody.
(A patron was heard to explain, "Otherwise, we wouldn't know it's a man singing").
(Britain's role as a patron was handed off to the United States with the Truman doctrine of 1947).
Two years ago, upon entering a cinema with his children, Ben Ahmed noticed that a patron was carrying a shotgun.
Even a recent case in which a patron was allowed to actually hire a company's dancers turned out just fine.
Borrowing a collection from a patron is an easy way to show material a museum does not have.
Employees at La Perle, near Mr. Galliano's home and where the designer was sometimes a patron, were tight-lipped about the altercation.
As explained by one bouncer, "refusing access to the venue to a patron is sometimes riskier than expulsing a patron, especially when it is refusing access to a group of young males in front of the queuing line".
There is a one-time charge of $3.50 for in-theater dining, even if a patron is only buying a beer.
Moreover, the cold war was ending; the Soviet Union, a crucial patron, was broke and uninterested in his cause.
