Sentence examples for eager patrons from inspiring English sources

By 10pm, the pavement outside is swelling with eager patrons waiting in line for a table.

The $35 price tag for one of the more popular T-shirt designs didn't deter hundreds of eager patrons.

A Venetian, he went to England for a nine-year stay beginning in 1746, enticed by the prospect of painting metropolitan London for eager patrons.

Eager patrons sent Inness to Europe in the early 1850's for crucial exposure to the works of Lorrain, Poussin, Théodore Rousseau and the Barbizon School.

The highlight: the man shucking oysters at the end of the bar and sliding them down to eager patrons on vinyl stools.

(Ages 3 to 7) Think of the faces of the people in line for the roller coaster as a study in human psychology: the eager patrons, the apprehensive ones, the no-thanks-maybe-later ones and the not-on-your-life ones.

I wasn't an eager patron, I just wanted a quick hit of schadenfreude every time an update on their squatter problem arrived in my inbox.

Streep plays the titular songbird, a New York socialite and eager patron of the arts whose enthusiasm for a good tune is matched only by her inability to sing one.

Less than two years after it handed its creditors a world-record loss in a sovereign debt-exchange, Argentina's government has found an eager new patron in its oil-rich ally.

Aware of Dilbeck's embarrassing indulgences, another Eager Beaver patron approaches Erin with a plan to manipulate the Congressman to settle the custody dispute in Erin's favor.

He's a hero to some and a zealot to others, and while BALCO prosecutors may have lost their thirst for the battle, Novitzky appears to have found an eager new patron in the FDA.