Sentence examples for from a patron from inspiring English sources

Some critics have accused the school of bowing to pressure from a patron and parent.

Borrowing a collection from a patron is an easy way to show material a museum does not have.

Irvin Good Jr. pulled the target-shooting game after receiving a complaint from a patron attending a fair in Roseto.

I got a call from a patron who said, 'Grasso's in here, they're having a celebratory lunch.' So I sat there.

His support came from a patron, Clarence Blakeslee, the head of a New Haven construction company and a benefactor of boys in need.

Elsewhere in the Arab world, Iranian proxies like Hezbollah will increasingly find themselves in the awkward position of being a resistance group purportedly fighting injustice while simultaneously cashing checks from a patron that is brutally suppressing justice at home.

They named her Francesca Gaetana Cosima, the unusual third name being derived from St Cosmas, a patron saint of physicians and apothecaries; it was as "Cosima" that the child became known.

Every year, students choose a patron from the past.

Kangxi -- known as the Louis XIV of China -- reigned from 1662 to 1722 and was a patron of the arts and learning.

Now she has teamed up with Christopher Chesnutt, a patron from Quilty's who owns El Teddy's in TriBeCa, to open Katy in Greenwich Village this fall.

Restaurants were prohibited from serving water unless a patron asked, and restrictions on the use of hoses, lawn watering and garden irrigation were in place.