Sentence examples for ideal patron from inspiring English sources

And performers have come to regard Brookfield as an ideal patron.

The ideal patron can turn out to be the client from hell.

At ground zero, the ideal patron arrived earlier this year in the form of Governor Pataki.

A modest, self-effacing man, Pick was, as the architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner said in an Architectural Review article in 1942, "the greatest patron of the arts whom this century has so far produced in England and indeed the ideal patron of our age".

With her conscious adoption of 60s imagery, and her subsequent membership in the 27 Club, Amy became the ideal patron saint for the area.

Writing in 1968, Nikolaus Pevsner described Pick as "the greatest patron of the arts whom this century has so far produced in England, and indeed the ideal patron of our age".

From Suleiman the Magnificent to Benito Mussolini, heads of state have often made ideal patrons.

Like all great decorators, he has also created an ideal backdrop for his most elegant patron.

For tourists who want to explore Camden while paying homage to its patron saint, it's ideal.

But barely two years after its opening, the Hall for Cornwall, a £6m venture which boasts the Prince of Wales as its patron, risks abandoning its ideals and selling-out in a final attempt to avoid bankruptcy.

This book is the first comprehensive critical assessment of the aesthetic and social ideals of Lady Augusta Gregory, founder, patron, director, and dramatist of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin.