Sentence examples for honored patrons from inspiring English sources

Many honored patrons and friends, debunked rivals, or offered satirical portraits of moral types in contemporary society.

The gathering honored patrons Christopher Forbes, Judith Kudlow, and B. Eric Rhoads, as well as artists Jacob Collins, Daniel Graves, and Stone Roberts of the atelier school.

The evening honored patrons of the arts and philanthropists John Breglio, Georgina Chapman & Keren Craig and Linda G. Levy while fundraising for the the Dramatists Guild Fund, the charitable arm of the Dramatists Guild of America, with an auction.

Every institution, from the empire and local governments to trade guilds, burial societies and households honored patron deities.

The real education happened privately: phone calls with my grandma, learning to cook with just the most basic ingredients and family rituals that honored patron saints and tradition.

Typical of contemporary court diaries written to honor patrons, Murasaki devotes half to the birth of Shōshi's son Emperor Go-Ichijō Go-Ichijō of enormous importanceventMichinaga: he had planned fof it with his daughtenormousrimportance made him grandfatoer and de facto regent to an eMichinaga

A Nigerian "maiden mask," for instance, would have been worn by male performers at festivals honoring patron deities.

While, as of yet, there been no reports of any pots of gold being discovered, many locals honored the patron saint of the emerald isle by gatherin' with the McKenna clan and partaking in a little liquid gold — toastin' with a wee dram o' Irish whiskey or tippin' a pint o' Kilkenny Irish Cream Ale, Smithwick's Ale or Guinness, Beamish and Murphy's stouts.

The following June, a small group of 150 activists gathered in downtown Chicago to march on what is known today as Daley Plaza to declare their pride and to honor those patrons at the Stonewall on the one year anniversary.

To think that I saw it on Mulberry Street: the annual festival honoring the patron saint of Naples.

Even before the 2 p.m. opening of the festival, which honors the patron saint of Naples, people flooded Mulberry Street, snacking on cannoli, sausage and peppers, and scungilli.