Sentence examples for patron given from inspiring English sources

The approach hasn't deterred sponsors who signed up to support the Orsay show, among them Harley Davidson, Slendertone, Tollens paint and Francesco Smalto, an unlikely patron given that it is a menswear line that keeps France's soccer team in elegant pants.

It is thought Philip the Good may have been the original patron, given that a painting matching its description was recorded in a 1567 inventory of his great-granddaughter Margaret of Austria, who inherited the majority of Philip's collection.

Buddy Jacobson, acting for an unnamed patron, gave $90,000 for La Tamborera.

An overly attentive male patron gives Rory a "jailhouse bouquet," a clump of roses hand-fashioned out of toilet paper.

The New Yorker, August 5 , 1972P. 55 The Fasig-Tipton Co., acting for an unnamed patron, gave $127,000.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, August 5 , 1972P. 55 The Fasig-Tipton Co., acting for an unnamed patron, gave $127,000.

Discovering this alarming state of affairs, the high roller patron gives more of her money, but now she's also giving her time.

Because his cell phone was locked up in his newsstand, one patron gave him some money to buy a new one.

That meant he could go straight to the stall rather than having a patron give him a dirty look, or worse, ask what he was doing there.

This indicates again that the two bulls ("Bubba" and "Patron") give rise to stillbirths with different pathophysiology.

The drama's laws the drama's patrons give, For we, who live to please, must please to live.