Sentence examples for a possible patron from inspiring English sources

Home to throwaways with dusty feet and solemn smiles, the orphanage is in danger of closing for lack of funds when Jacob receives news of a possible patron.

These antic fancies are both amusing and poignant to look at, as is the sumptuous container, bound in the softest red leather, in which he planned to send them to a possible patron.

Firmian also hosted a series of concerts attended by many of the city's notables, including Archduke Ferdinand, a possible future patron for the young composer.

Often the presence of the artist is a key element in the mix at an opening, offering collectors a chance to mingle with artists whose work intrigues them and artists a chance to connect with possible patrons.

One of his closest friends, most important patrons and a possible lover was the strong-willed, impossibly beautiful, eccentric Duchess of Alba, whose body may have been the model for Goya's most famous painting, "Naked Maja".

An offer in 2014 from the Blades to use their facilities to train after his release from prison was rescinded following a backlash from fans and patrons, and a possible deal with Oldham Athletic was abandoned under pressure from the club's sponsors.

But he was a curator, a critic and a patron.

Its walls are lined with paintings and portraits, making it possible for patrons to sip on cappuccinos while enjoying a veritable art gallery.

WHEN Westchester's public libraries made it possible for patrons to reserve materials from any area library via their home computer two years ago, they expected a good response.

Book as far ahead as possible unless you are a regular patron and always get special privileges.

At a stroke, Botticelli lost a great secular patron.