Sentence examples for long time patron from inspiring English sources

She sang in the Berkshire Choral Festival, was a long time patron of the Metropoli- tan Opera and member of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club.

Saran is a long time patron for the blind.

Almost immediately, the new Karađorđević government aligned itself with the Russian Empire and oriented its foreign policy away from its long time patron, the Habsburgs, and Austria-Hungary.

She was also a Scholarship Patron and long time supporter of the Jewish Theological Seminary and a recipient of its Binah Award.

Marlborough deserted his long-time patron, James II, in favour of William of Orange.

Ahmed Shawki, a journalist and long-time patron of the café, described a rising chill in the 1960s.

Irv was a true renaissance man; world traveler, linguist, golfer, tennis player, boater, music lover (long-time patron of the Metropolitan Opera) and philanthropist.

According to the company, Lynch is a "self-proclaimed long-time patron of Bang & Olufsen," just don't expect the thing to make a cameo in any of Lynch's own films, if the director has anything to say about it.

Yet according to Historian David Chandler it may be possible that the Sedgemoor campaign, and its subsequent persecutions driven by the bloodthirsty zeal of Judge Jeffreys, set in train a process of disillusion that culminated in his abandonment of his king, and long-time patron and friend, just three years later.

The Gathering of the Manna, on this month's cover, was a painted model, part of a series, for tapestries commissioned by Archduchess Isabella of Spain, early employer and long-time patron.

Yet the model trains racing around the rafters of Tumulty's Pub are no surprise to long-time patrons.