Sentence examples for enduring patron from inspiring English sources
He was entered onto the books of one of the royal yachts by Sir Alexander Hood, who would become an enduring patron of Cooke's.
Among those who appreciate the enduring value of hedges is Prince Charles, patron of the National Hedgelaying Society.
From the patrons of Hartlepool's can house to the enduring cult fame of the Norwich puppet man, Britain's provincial towns are filled with weird, mythologized, and well-loved characters.
With more direct interaction with patrons than anyone else, they are both witnesses to the change and an embodiment of something enduring and irreplaceable about the opera-going experience.
Another enduring research focus is a particularly challenging illustrated Persian manuscript on Chinese medicine made for the vizier, historian, doctor, and patron Rashid al-Din (d. 1318).
The status quo in all four has assumed an enduring form: centralized local rule with intensive foreign support (from Russia, in all but Nagorno-Karabakh, where Armenia is the principal patron), indigenous security forces and carefully cultivated identities.
Because of it, the BAMPFA and its patrons, not to mention art lovers across the country and the world, can go on counting their own enduring good fortune.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
