Sentence examples for because patrons from inspiring English sources

A police officer now stands guard because patrons have been pilfering items like pots and pans.

Because patrons have wider access to bibliographic citations, online content, etc., some people believe ILL should be housed within reference to navigate this overwhelming sea of information.

A lot of money would be wasted on material of little value, because patrons have no interest in spending money wisely.

Some, like Rosa Paciullo of Tino's Deli, say their sales rose because patrons who were afraid to go into Manhattan came to them instead.

I have been kept waiting to be seated in restaurants where I have a reservation because patrons are not leaving their table.

Although Mr. Berry defends the use of titles as an aid to comprehension, he maintains that because patrons of his company hear all repertory performed in English, they become accustomed to focusing their attention on the singers and listen intently to the English words.

The bartender is quiet because the patrons here are put off by overassiduousness.

Although their circulation is smaller than that of the Bengali papers, English dailies exercise a disproportionate influence, because their patrons belong to the educated classes.

Legal action is still possible against Dairy Queen, Amen said, especially because other patrons — and even employees of the restaurant — have described racist comments and discriminatory mistreatment.

In any case, no method is likely to become universally popular, Mr. Barlow said, because "many patrons like the conversation with the staff".

Sam Baris, a former owner of a teenage club who now consults with others, said lighting and sound are crucial because young patrons want to be wowed.