Sentence examples for about which patrons from inspiring English sources

Oppenheim, who died in 1985, at 72, kept careful notes about which patrons and colleagues she liked and where her works ended up.

He tells us much, for example, about artists' contracts, about the degree to which patrons intervened in the choice of subject-matter, and about 15th-century texts on art by classical scholars as well as painters.

This is made possible by OpenTable's unique reservation system, which can monitor which patrons have actually been seated.

Feldman (1995a) described a case in which patrons at a restaurant were served spoiled food.

In 2011, his most prominent political opponent, Yulia Tymoshenko, was jailed on trumped-up charges, about which even Vladimir Putin, Yanukovych's patron, expressed skepticism.

Post-rummage, I found myself with three bottles of silver, or blanco, tequila, about which I knew relatively little -- PaQui, Patron, and Tres Generaciones.

The Cromwell Center, which has about 100 patrons a day in summer, underwent a $5.5 million renovation in 1994 that included wrapping pilings in concrete to protect against borer worms.

Decisions about which books to stock tend to rest in the hands of local library officials, calculations based on what patrons are asking for and how much money a library system has to spend.

Bypass Lane also has a feature called Last Call, which notifies patrons when beer sales are about to conclude.

Tells about the varieties of Italian bread sold at the bakery, which has patrons such as Frank Sinatra and Mayor Edward Koch.

Unannounced, a football match came on the screen: a showdown between Mexico and Brazil, which bar patrons assumed they hadn't heard about.