Sentence examples for old patron from inspiring English sources
He still won't criticise his old patron.
Will Dave emulate his old patron, Michael Howard, and sack Boris for an egregious misjudgment?
It started as a quid pro quo with an old patron: China.
Hours before the city fell, An arranged the escape of his old patron, the South Vietnamese spymaster Tran Kim Tuyen.
Addison was buried in Westminster Abbey, near the grave of his old patron and friend Lord Halifax.
His old patron, Harold Macmillan (PM from 1957 to 1963) waited 17 years before he got a job, he says.
They called the missile restrictions a humiliating remnant of Washington's old patron-protégé relationship with Seoul that they said no longer befit South Korea.
For a while, the old patrons remained in town.
Some of the old patrons who have been living there 40 years will have to move to the Murray Hill Hotel.
Carried away by the Arab awakening, its politburo abandoned its old patrons in Syria and Iran and rushed to embrace the Islamists who had taken power in Egypt.
Many of her old patrons followed her uptown, and neighborhood celebrities like the painters Helen Frankenthaler and Robert Motherwell, who were married at the time, began dropping in.
