Sentence examples for its patron's from inspiring English sources
McDonald's Mexico has vowed to prosecute the person who they say planted a mouse's head in one of its patron's hamburgers, causing authorities to shut down one of its restaurants near Mexico City.
It is equally evident in the first moments of peace at the only radio station in the city, which this week shed its Taliban name and recast itself as the media arm of its patron's former foe.
Looking more like one of its patron's luxury power yachts than an inner-city London comprehensive, the Evelyn Grace Academy is all billowing concrete flanks, sun decks and tinted windows, bisected by a bright red running track.
The 16th-century Süleymaniye Mosque, set atop one of the city's seven hills, was commissioned by the richest and most powerful of sultans, Süleyman the Manificent, and certainly lives up to its patron's name.
The new circle held meetings in a Brezoianu Street studio which was also its patron's home.
In 1930, Britain's Royal Geographical Society finally acknowledged Borchgrevink's contribution to polar exploration and awarded him its Patron's Medal.
Weighing up his mental faculties, one diplomat commented, "Let's just say I wouldn't give him a clerical job".Family friendsThe Mount Kenya mafia, as the Kikuyu cabal became known within weeks of Mr Kibaki's inauguration, appears to have renounced reform in favour of shoring up its ailing patron's power.
In his local market, courgettes are JET'S, and the pub welcomes it's patron's.
Though Hezbollah's base in Lebanon remains strong, it runs an increasing risk of finding itself isolated, possibly caught up in a sectarian war between its patron, Iran, the region's Shiite power, and Saudi Arabia, a protector of Sunni interests in the Middle East.
And, sometimes, the agenda of its patrons from Pakistan's spy service, the ISI.
In celebration, the museum delves into its collection for "Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim," which focusses on artists championed by six of its patrons, from Guggenheim's art adviser Hilla Rebay to his self-professed "art addict" niece, Peggy.
