Sentence examples for patron class from inspiring English sources
Instead of the civic condescension of the patron class, why not democracy?
Born in 1852 into a family of coppersmiths, Gaudí developed his singular style in prosperous, fin de siècle Barcelona, where modernism held sway and a patron class had sprung up to provide commissions.
Now affluent blacks number among the patron class, made up largely of bankers, mining barons, winery owners, and corporate executives.
In response to the banning in Boston of another of his books, Numerous Treasure, he wrote to his editor George Putnam that he had in the past month received fanmail from a bookseller, a request for his photograph from a girls' high school library, and "an intimation that I had been adopted as the literary patron of a class at an American university.
It puts Mr. Lauder, who for years has been one of the city's most influential art patrons, in a class with cornerstone contributors to the museum like Michael C. Rockefeller, Walter Annenberg, Henry Osborne Havemeyer and Robert Lehman.
The nerdy, unassuming Frenchman has become the patron saint of the class struggle.
Fidel Castro was recently named as the patron of a graduating class of officers some say in a bid to flush out dissidents.Mr Chávez is shaking up the country's military doctrine and the role of the armed forces.
In order to make a large business we would have to reach the general public and create a new class of patron".
For example, following his participation in the YEBN inaugural conference, the ESBS students invited EFB's Professor Diderichsen, who is vice president of Novo Nordisk, to be the patron of their graduating class and guest speaker for their graduation ceremony.
It bares no change if you are the "scion of a striving class, (the) patron saint of the twice as good" your body, as is mine, is forever bound.
The organization serves 55,000 patrons a year with a 418-seat theater, 32 classes in dance and drama and outreach to schools.
