Sentence examples for final patron from inspiring English sources

The French King Francis I, Leonardo's final patron, enshrined Lisa's portrait in the lavish royal bathing suite at Fontainebleau Palace. Louis XIV moved "her" to Versailles.

The final patrons stumbled out into Queens to the fading strains of "Life on Mars".

They weren't obnoxious, running around and yelling, 'Go, go, go!' " During Game 1 of the finals, patrons cheered subtle defensive plays by the Kings Rob Scuderii and Slava Voynov that casual fans might miss.

At the final whistle, the patrons offer up a rousing cheer, raise their drinks.

The final wave of patrons came in rows of beaming crystal blue lamps down the winding PCH, maneuvering to and fro like the eyes of things creeping in the night determinably en route to their glowing refuge.

Praxedis") Vermeer did not return to a religious theme until "The Allegory of Faith," unquestionably intended for a Catholic patron and the final picture in the current exhibition.

China was Myanmar's main international patron during the final years of military rule there, and the long-isolated country's opening to the West comes amid a popular backlash against Beijing's perceived influence and its role in extracting natural resources.

The final project for his great patron Eusebi Güell was the church for the Colònia Güell, an industrial village in Santa Coloma de Cervelló, of which only the crypt was constructed (known today as Crypt of the Colònia Güell) (1908 1918).

Clearly, no parastate can achieve final victory unless it persuades its reluctant patrons to invest substantial political and military capital in its dubious endeavor.

Hence the reason no club employee is permitted to look beyond Sunday's semi-final first leg at Bedford, notwithstanding a free ticket offer to loyal patrons should Bristol make the final.

He had bought a 10-pound fake gold trophy, planning to raffle it off to a patron as Brazil played in the final.