Sentence examples for patron compared from inspiring English sources

A patron compared her Union Street Collins (vodka, hibiscus-clove simple syrup, lemon, bitters, seltzer) not unfavorably to Now and Laters.

; Beauty Ibycus, in seeking to praise his patron, compares him to Troilus, the most beautiful of the Greeks and the Trojans.

Separately on Thursday, customer experience analytical firm ForeSee said that customer surveys showed Pizza Hut best at winning over patrons compared with other quick-service rivals.

The intervention was implemented with a high degree of fidelity to the protocol, with exposure to the intervention activities significantly higher among intervention patrons compared to control.

Our primary a priori hypothesis for the impact of the intervention, and the basis of our sample size and power estimation, was that the intervention could achieve a 40% lower number of episodes of unprotected sex with non-wife partners in the last 6 months among intervention beer hall patrons compared to control.

Some patrons compare the Talkhouse with the Downtown in Farmingdale.

Another discussion of numbers of "Full Time Equivalent" prostitutes and numbers of their patrons concluded: Comparing the annual rates to estimates of F.T.E.

The new colors were a hit in Europe, and Westerners especially prized works made under the second Qing emperor, Kangxi, a scholar and artistic patron who has been compared to Louis XIV.

In Sudraka, he has favourably compared his patron to King Sudraka of ancient times.

While Adikavi Pampa (Pampa Bharata, 941) compared his patron, the feudatory Chalukya King Arikesari, to Pandava prince Arjuna, in Vikramarjuna Vijaya, his version of the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Ranna (983) found it suitable to compare his patron, King Satyasraya, to Pandava prince Bhima.

Kannada writings by Jain authors thus used impressive Sanskrit-derived verses interspersed with prose to extol the virtues of their patron kings, who were often compared to heroes from the Hindu epics.