Sentence examples similar to patron driven from inspiring English sources

Legend has it this patron saint drove the snakes out of Ireland.

Legislatures have enacted laws making restaurants liable if they permit drunk patrons to drive home.

Whether summer tourists and other art patrons will drive up or walk the few blocks from the Prospect Avenue subway stop (on the Nos. 2 and 5 lines) is very much an open question.

Earlier in the day, Ino Patron homered and drove in five runs to help the 49ers eliminate North Carolina, 12-5, in the completion of a suspended game.

"This market is entirely driven by the patron," said Joanna Bigfeather, a Cherokee installation artist and the director of Santa Fe's Institute of American Indian Arts Museum.

At that point, 26 states legally banned women from bartending on the basis that the fairer sex a) couldn't manage the physical and psychological demands of getting male patrons sauced and b) might drive said patrons into uncontrollable sexual frenzies and sully the boys' club atmosphere.

While a clock ticks down to showtime, dancing hot dogs and rope-jumping ice cream bars drive patrons toward concession stands.

The entrance is in the rear, off a loading dock, but patrons must first drive over rutted, rubble-strewn asphalt past a rusting trailer.

Bar and restaurant owners were among the most vocal opponents of the ban before it was implemented, arguing that it would drive patrons outside and cut into their drink receipts.

Charlie Trotter's in Chicago (tel: 773-248-6228 www.relaischateaux.com/charlie ) drives patrons to distraction with its Black Truffle Tart.

The point is driven home by pub patrons being scared half to death in a bathroom when a bloody face smashes through the mirror, much as one would through a windshield in a severe collision.