So a very elaborate treatment of the atrium, which shows us not only the esteem in which this particular patron held the atrium, but also this interesting incorporation of columns in a different way than we've seen before, making them the high point of this room by placing them in the second story.
Mendicants offer $200 to a patron holding a coveted $50 orchestra-seat ticket.
The point here is that artists participated in determining and developing subject matter and were often listened to--but the patron held final judgment.
Loyal patrons held back tears as they lapped up free tequila and walked off with souvenir salt shakers.
While he tried to negotiate with the co-op board, his unhappy patrons held nightly "percussion protests," banging pots and using maracas and chanting, "No lease, no peace," to no avail.
There is some evidence to suggest that the North Koreans and their Chinese and Russian patrons held on to American prisoners long after the 1953 armistice and prisoner exchange that ended the Korean War, possibly as a bargaining chip for later negotiations with the United States.
The entrepreneur would locate and commission patrons, hold a stock of cartoons and provide raw materials such as wool, silk, and sometimes gold and silver – which often had to be imported.
Library patrons should be aware that Federal legislation (USA PATRIOT Act of 2001, The USA Freedom Act) have expanded the circumstances under which a federal agent may request patron records held by the Library; if such records are requested by federal authorities, the Library is prohibited by law from notifying the patron of that request.
Given the internal (ethnic, religious) divisions of Iraqi society, in the absence of a strongman, the Iraqi government must find a powerful patron to hold on to itself.
Ranna's classic Parashurama charite is considered a eulogy of his patron who held such titles as Samara Parashurama.
