Sentence examples for patron when from inspiring English sources

"That's really cool to know," said Robert Semba, a patron, when told of the policy.

Dia had been Flavin's original patron when he came up with the idea for his museum, and though Flavin died in 1996, the foundation has never stopped supporting it.

By 1723 the game had its most famous patron when Charles Lennox succeeded his father to become the second duke of Richmond.As Sir John Major, a former British prime minister and cricket historian, noted in "More Than a Game", "money was to be the root of all progress".

What if a store put up a digital sign instead that welcomed the Mayor whenever they checked in, or really any patron when they checked in, and alerted them to Foursquare specials?

Admittedly, though, she was "on Patron" when she made that call.

The club returns the card to the patron when he leaves.

You should have seen the faces on the French patrons when they spotted Hinault.

Canaletto was already famous and popular with English patrons when he arrived in London in May 1746.

Bypass Lane also has a feature called Last Call, which notifies patrons when beer sales are about to conclude.

The Rubells went from being Ms. Fisher's employers to being patrons when they began buying her work last year.

Ben Ward, 34, the owner of Good Co. (and another Ohioan), started introducing cornhole to patrons when the bar opened in the spring of 2010.