Sentence examples for loyal patronage from inspiring English sources

The Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra performs there, to a loyal patronage.

What better way to commemorate and celebrate 30 years of loyal patronage?

"They are a very loyal patronage," said Tom Celli, who has managed the Metro-North commissary for a quarter century.

Because 54 Below, unlike Manhattan's other supper clubs, is a stand-alone operation, its long-term future depends on building a loyal patronage.

But despite her loyal patronage of British designers and brands, she has not made the shortlist for the British Style Award.

"We regret any inconvenience this may cause you, and we thank you for your loyal patronage," the statement says, pronouncing the death of a long-forsaken emblem of American culture.

Beer halls are patronized overwhelmingly by men and characterized by shared drinking of inexpensive beer, working class patronage, and a loyal clientele drawn from the immediate neighborhood.

Most of our customers were loyal; their patronage to Puglia's was generational.

When your target audience notices your business and what you offer, you start building a loyal following and patronage.

As a party leader hungry for the patronage that loyal blacks deserved but had been denied, he generated his share of suspicions.

Local politicians have often used schools as sources of patronage, appointing loyal supporters to jobs for which they are unsuited for.