This is not for a lack of potential patrons, but for a lack of suitable land.
It's no longer enough to be a comprehensive musician, a strong conductor and a good schmoozer of potential patrons.
To frame that debate in theatrical terms, she surrounds Gregor with antagonists, a luscious playmate/assistant and a pair of potential patrons.
Following his son's death, Kepler sent letters to potential patrons in Württemberg and Padua.
The $25 million cost of that show drained the pocketbooks of many potential patrons, and the current biennial began with only half of its $7.7 million budget already in hand.
The last three, dedicated to King Frederick William II of Prussia, a competent cellist, show Mozart's ability to adapt to the interests of his potential patrons.
AS Carrie Bradshaw would have recognized, a museum's cultivation of a potential patron is a form of courtship, with the same flirtation, grand gestures, ardent hopes for a future together — and then, sometimes, of course, the realization that the person you're wooing is, well, just not that into you.
She captures the way these fortunate types do their best to ignore what goes on around them, and collect smart, good-looking protégés who have a gift for spotting potential patrons of the arts.
Sellers of food and trinkets mingled with potential patrons.
Would-be office seekers whose views do not coincide with potential patrons have no chance of success.
How do you convince potential patrons that they actually want what you have on offer?
