Sentence examples for interested patrons from inspiring English sources

Artists showing work on these sites may be tempted to stop and let the advertising draw interested patrons to them, but even at these sites, the "if you build it, they will come" maxim does not hold.

Mr. Valliere is working to perfect the device so that orchestras will eventually be able to rent the devices to interested patrons for a few dollars as they arrive for a performance.

After about six months, by spring 2000, Mr. Guillot had his anthem, and continued his task of finding an interested patron.

"Our ranks have included sculptors, installation artists, and painters… hoping to entice arts-interested patrons to come out to shows by making more visible the dizzying range of good work going on here [and] issues surrounding artists' everyday practice in and beyond their studios".

Let me call it, instead, extreme effort by the worldwide leader on behalf of interested television patrons.

Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

The New Yorker, August 12 , 1961P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

By Ruth C. Woodman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, August 12 , 1961P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

The play was titled "Laiza… Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed… Incidental Intelligence: An unknown literate was seen recently inscribing the "Ode to a Nightingale" on the sand at Dennis, Massachusetts, in Gregg shorthand.

Much of the surplus comes from the Orange Bowl's policy of forcing many patrons interested in buying tickets for the Bowl Championship Series title game, which it is holding next week, to also buy tickets for the Orange Bowl.

Because the recruitment process resulted in an over-enrollment of interested beer hall patrons, names were entered into a lottery and a public drawing was held at each beer hall as part of an HIV awareness event.