Sentence examples similar to anxious patron from inspiring English sources
And the encounters presented here – between a prostitute and a client, a group of topless dancers and a government official, anxious patrons in a secret gay club, an aspiring stripper and two men she meets on the Internet – usually stop short of consummation.
Many say they feel ill-equipped for the newfound demands of the job, the result of working with anxious and often depressed patrons who say they have nowhere else to go.
He is the first artist since antiquity to put aside the tone of anxious flunkydom and set the patrons out to pursue him.
While White Hart patrons generally were anxious to have local food, meat can be tricky in terms of how well diners want to be acquainted with their meal.
The response is often to offer no help at all, driving the client into the arms of a new patron who is more than anxious to fill the void.
The absence of actual seating in the theater suggested a challenge, and eventually the more assertive patrons began plucking chairs from the pile, anxious not to be left standing for the duration of this intermissionless, nearly two-hour show about Americans on various voyages of self-discovery.
Among the bar patrons at the Old Ebbitt Grill worried about stock portfolios, the tourists anxious about disability checks and the current and former policy makers stunned by Washington paralysis, the mood was described variously as one of doom, disgust and disbelief.
The question, as delivered by Molly Ringwald to a nightclub patron just after she has finished her first song, suddenly sounds heartbreakingly anxious.
Chipped walls are the patron saint. of the lost and looking, while St. Ceiling watches over the anxious.
