Sentence examples for for some patrons from inspiring English sources

After two years of uncertainty, though, these words aren't reassuring enough for some patrons.

In Chicago, home to a rich old-time music scene and the revered Old Town School of Folk Music, house concerts have become the preferred setting for some patrons and musicians.

Whatever this play's antecedents, "Women Beware Women" devotes itself to pretty well depopulating Florence, where it takes place, via a labyrinthine scenario of deception, intrigue and rape that may be too complex for some patrons; I clocked a notable number of walk-outs at the intermission.

Mr. Sanders, 46, whose architectural firm in SoHo specializes in residential housing, is known for his interior design work at hot spots like the downtown Los Angeles Standard Hotel restaurant and lounge and the Avalon Hollywood nightclub, as well as La Esquina, a Mexican restaurant (with a private reservation line for some patrons) in SoHo, in which he is a partner.

For some patrons, it is the artist, and not necessarily the repertoire, that sells the ticket.

For some patrons of the club, that devastation has manifested as fear.

Overheard: Mr. Obama dropped into a coffee shop in Durham, N.C., on Monday and bought 15 pieces of cake for himself, some patrons and some reporters.

Theater Under the Stars has come a long way from the days when it presented shows in an auditorium that was also used for rodeos and where some patrons had to sit under plastic sheets to protect them from rain leaking through the roof.

For some loyal patrons, Jazzfest can present something like a pioneer land-grab.

The space itself, in which brick walls and mellow lighting offset the rolling concrete vault of the ceiling, is a shoebox that makes room for some hundred and fifty patrons.

It was slated to come to life and spectacularly self-destruct in a one-night-only performance for some 250 patrons and reporters in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art on March 17 , 1960