Sentence examples for get patrons from inspiring English sources

He insisted he is not going to cut the cost of dishes, though, just to get patrons in the door.

The proposition is that both sides win: restaurants get patrons they otherwise wouldn't, and customers get both dining reservations and a discount.

During this run-through, observe the operators who get patrons on and off the ride and check the safety restraints in the cars before the ride begins.

So Diller got the credit for figuring out how to get patrons to the theatres while minimizing the risk of being hit by a car.

But lawyers for the club say the city's case is flawed, arguing that the undercover inspectors could not know whether the staff had tried to get patrons to stop smoking.

The restaurant guarantees to get patrons to Westbury Music Fair, Tilles Center and the deSversky Center by 8 p.m. Jerry and David's Red Horse Market, at 74 Montauk Highway, East Hampton (631-329-6655), is offering a special Sunday brunch-to-go menu.

Libraries will often get patron's requests.

Her first step in getting patrons to order fizzy drinks is to alert them to their existence.

Ms. Joplin would have made an unlikely figure at the bar at Pioneer, though she might have gotten patrons through a chorus of "Oh, Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes-Benz?" But the Yellow Desert Rose, which includes tequila and orange juice, too, stood her in good stead -- one part heart, one part gut.

But the consensus was that it only got patrons a little heady, and they had to wear what was basically a hazmat suit to enter.

To get there, patrons must go through an unmarked courtyard that still bears scars from World War II, before going upstairs to the Dome Hall — a gilded room with a coffered ceiling, arched windows and rows of white-tablecloth tables.