Sentence examples for dedicated patrons from inspiring English sources

Mirth gives customers discounts and in turn gives retailers a reliable line of communication to dedicated patrons.

Country Bill's was known for its low staff turnover and dedicated patrons.

The restaurant had low staff turnover and dedicated patrons, hundreds of whom visited during its final days.

Buy from Amazon.com; Amazon.co.uk A gripping account of how a banned masterpiece, James Joyc's "Ulysses", was published in instalments in small literary magazines and then in private, limited print runs by dedicated patrons (most of them women) who had to smuggle copies into America and Britain.Thirteen Days in September: Carter, Begin and Sadat at Camp David.

We could not imagine more dedicated patrons or a better new home!

The Museum of Arts & Design mourns the passing of our dear friend, admired colleague and dedicated patron of the arts and education.

Although there is much here to irritate, as there is in any Temple movie, I much preferred it to his confused history of the Glastonbury festival, of which Strummer was a dedicated patron.

Like a dedicated Starbucks patron on her fourth cup of Organic Yukon Blend, Carly Simon won't rest yet in her legal pursuits against that coffee company, The Hollywood Reporter said.

And it also includes 20 short videos featuring curators and other experts, along with a dictionary for the truly dedicated art patron of Ab Ex technical terms like emulsion and turpentine burn.

Angel Pavement Jonathann Cape, £10.99, 6+) is dedicated to the patrons of that idea, most of whom are apparently caricatured marvelling at a pavement artist who is plucked from obscurity by two rebel angels and allowed to graffiti on the sky.

The Augustinian Priory founded in 1216 and dedicated to Norwegian patron saint Olaf is close by.