Sentence examples for patron of one from inspiring English sources

He changes these on a daily basis in his role as chef patron of One Leicester Street, the buzzing Chinatown restaurant that received a Michelin star last year under its previous incarnation as St John, while Harris was head chef.

"The problem, as McGreevey should have known, is that Tucker is the unrepentant political patron of one of America's most notorious anti-Semites, Leonard Jeffries," the New Jersey Jewish News wrote in a recent editorial.

Mr. Herz is the only patron of one of the best-known restaurants in the world who gets his own cup: He is 93 years old, and he prefers using a mug with an easy-to-hold handle.

But a year in, the owner, Mohammed M. Barrie, said he could count the number of American patrons on one hand.

In fact, I'm pretty certain Baby New Year is the patron saint of one-night stands.

The patron saint of one-percenters -- candidates who start out with 1percentt of support but stick it out -- is Jimmy Carter, who won the White House by leveraging disgust at the sinkhole Washington had become under Richard Nixon.

He was more of a patron — one of the main supporters of the Secession, Vienna's Art Nouveau movement led by Gustav Klimt (who painted a portrait of Gretl, which she did not like).

Petra Symister, 36, a psychology professor at Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn, is a regular patron of the cafe, one of the few establishments within walking distance of her condo where customers do not order from behind bulletproof glass.

We were also traveling in the steps of two Pannonian prodigies who changed the course of Western music: Josef Haydn, last and greatest of composers to write most of his music as the contracted servant of one patron; and Franz Liszt, first modern superstar, forever on the road.

I'm one of three patrons, then quickly one of one.

No New Yorker can ever be sure that the French bistro he loves is the best one in town, and even the patron of the currently trendy one-word restaurant knows that it will be replaced by another trendy one-word restaurant: Craft awaits its Cunning, which in time will meet its Doom.