Sentence examples for largest patron from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia, Yemen's largest patron, has cut off payments to tribal leaders.
As a result, Maliki's government is the largest patron of economic development and, many say, the biggest obstacle to it.
Established religious themes dominate, which is understandable given that the Roman Catholic Church was the largest patron of the arts in Europe until the 18th century.
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, one of the nation's largest patrons of arts institutions, programs for arts education and artistic expression, today announced that it is demanding the "reinstatement of censored art work or (it) will cease funding all Smithsonian Institution exhibitions".
If this becomes a common enough complaint, theater owners may need to build larger seats for their larger patrons (thus driving ticket prices even higher).
The idea is to save larger patrons the inconvenience and humiliation of being turned away from the ride while attempting to board after waiting in line for a long period of time.
Congress appears reluctant to impose stricter standards on the accounting profession, an industry that is among its largest political patrons, despite public and presidential expressions of outrage over the failure of auditors to warn investors of the perilous condition of Enron before they lost tens of billions of dollars.
The Medici family, who ran Europe's largest bank, were patrons to some of the greatest Renaissance artists, including Leonardo, Brunelleschi, Botticelli and Michelangelo – all of them Tuscan artists who built their careers in Florence.
The Murrow reputation for putting quality content before network profit makes his shadow loom large as the patron saint of American broadcast journalism.
It is "Babbo Monte," or Daddy Monte, the city's largest employer and greatest patron.
VALPARAISO, Fla .— In his 45th year as mayor, John B. Arnold Jr. picked a fight with the biggest patron and largest landowner in this small town about 40 miles east of Pensacola.
