Sentence examples for patron himself from inspiring English sources

Twist added that as a patron himself, his own charges will also climb significantly if he needs to add 35 cents every time he makes a pledge.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .

Drinking is permitted as long as the patron behaves himself.

When patron studies himself in mirror, he reads, all time he is the chair.

The inhabitants of Patras interpreted this as a sign that aid was near, and sallied forth against the besieging Slavs, allegedly led by the city's patron Saint Andrew himself on horseback.

Perhaps David Davis, Mitchell's original patron, is allowing himself a quiet chuckle.

The art world loses a fervent collector and patron who dedicated himself to the dissemination of knowledge and appreciation of fine art.

Mr. Cordaro, a regular patron who describes himself as obsessive "big time," usually arrives with nothing in mind, and Mr. Bernstein will direct him to something.

"The more I read about this, the sadder I get," wrote a patron who identified himself as Zdawg on the club's Web site, joining a chorus of distraught voices.

He writes like a club patron who insinuates himself into the company of the musicians between sets, extracts their confidences, observes scenes of intimate horror, and then passes them along — using first names and nicknames — as if to flaunt his faux-insider status.

According to legend, the Seara patron privately declared himself a Catholic anarchist, and was rather hostile to communism.

I was in a car headed down a dirt track toward the building with a man calling himself "Patron," Spanish for boss.