Sentence examples for museum patron from inspiring English sources

"The Tang needs more tang," one museum patron decided.

Clare San Martin, a museum patron, did not see the accident but heard it.

She sat in a plain wooden chair, gazing straight ahead, silently, into the eyes of whichever museum patron happened to be seated across from her.

The statue is from the French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle and was purchased by a museum patron, Andreas Bechtler.

She had been concerned throughout her many years as a museum patron, from 1968 on, and as a trustee, from 1977 to 1989, that we might never have a building where great works could be properly exhibited.

In 1970 museum patron Lila Acheson Wallace endowed a special curatorship in Egyptology to enable him to focus on his research, and he retired as curator emeritus in 1992.

I remained there for so long that the other museum patrons stared at me as if I was a fixture.

On Friday, Mr. Deitch posted a message on the museum's Web site, seeking to assure museum patrons that he was taking the institution in the right direction.

It was their first time there, but as occasional museum patrons, they wanted to see art, not airplanes.

The questions museum patrons ask him most often are how much the picture cost and how old Monet was when he painted it.

Several different tours of a gallery or exhibition — tailored for neophytes and specialists, young students and frequent museum patrons — can be made available at a tap of a screen.