Sentence examples for patron working from inspiring English sources

The playwright Neil Simon once wrote of his Automat memories, recalling that he learned more from his dining partners there than during three years at Princeton: "And the years went by and I turned from a day customer to a night patron, working on those first attempts at monologues and sketches at two in the morning, over steaming black coffee and fresh cheese Danish.

This book facilitates comparisons of art from different periods and shows the interplay of artists and patrons working to produce mutual benefits subject to an array of limiting factors.

Delzer watched her fellow patrons working and realized that one draw (besides the caffeine) was the variety of seating.

Patrons working and studying in Chicago's North Branch Library.

Downstairs, a bar winds serpent-like across the room, where patrons working on pricey entrees mingle with others who down cheap beer and stumble toward the karaoke annex.

"Surveys told us that 45percentt of the patrons worked in the area, and an additional 43percentt lived there," said Luther Jones, OTB's vice president of branch operations.

"Rolls-Royce patrons work in harmony with our bespoke designers and craftspeople to bring to life their most deeply-held passions.

"People identify [book] stacks with the library". Kiff proposed in an email: "Shouldn't the modern library reflect what people are doing now, instead of reflecting what we might have done 20 or 30 years ago?" On a recent afternoon at the Balboa branch library, the first in Newport Beach when it opened in 1952, most of the patrons worked on desktop computers or browsed the DVD collection.

He was first charged with murder in Manhattan, accused of opening fire on a group of patrons while working at Opus 22, a club in Chelsea.

Are they here to escape the city?" Walking down the center aisle of Room 315, Mr. Ferriero observed the patrons, some working feverishly, others calm.

But by Thursday morning, he was relishing an impromptu trip to a Top Pot Doughnuts shop in Seattle, buying two dozen, schmoozing with patrons and working a flash mob that had gathered on the street outside.