She adored traveling, was a constant supporter of her synagogue, and was a true patron of the arts.
Mitterand likes Israel, seeing in it a way to prove France is a constant friend and patron.
Laws dating back to World War I, intended to make sure that factory workers put in a full day, force them to close at 11 p.m., but while open, they draw a constant stream of patrons.
She was tending bar at a yacht club when a patron said her constant talk about viruses reminded him of someone he knew in Nevada.
(Mrs. Salazar said that when they bought that building 20 years ago, they welcomed themselves to the neighborhood by making daily calls to the police to complain about a constant parade of prostitutes and their patrons).
This position provided John with the opportunity to experience constant interaction with the student lab patrons and develop his customer service skills.
As we introduce change, certain principles must remain constant such as intellectual freedom, confidentiality of patron records, fair dealing, open access, resource sharing through consortia partnerships, and the contribution to society.
He shares ownership now with his wife, Judy, who is beloved by patrons, but who has been a constant cause of concern.
(later Sir Winthrop) Hackett was a great patron of Miss Fuller, and he was a constant visitor to her dignified studio, above his office in the old West Australian Chambers.
Ayutthaya was an underpopulated society, and the constant need for manpower and its scarcity helped protect clients from excessive demands by patrons; if the demands of a patron became too burdensome, a freeman could, as a last resort, move and take up new land.
Talking into phones over the constant hum of air-conditioners, they watch for thieves, cheats and other risky patrons.
