Sentence examples for patrons call from inspiring English sources

Brown-Forman has benefited for decades as bar patrons call for Jack Daniel's as "Jack" or "J.D".

Add a booth, a Formica counter and a cup of joe - as diner patrons call their coffee.

The "sourtoe" as patrons call it, is black, wrinkled and leathery, mummified in salt before being dunked in drinks.

Now ballparks have become at least distant cousins to concert halls, as architects and engineers, dealing with much higher expectations from their patrons, call on techniques borrowed from advanced radar and musical acoustics to deal with challenges a classical maestro never dreamed of -- like changing weather and roofs that open and close.

Patrons called in orders and had them delivered free.

Naturally, many patrons called in to return their tickets.

But, unlike tasting meals at other restaurants, the patrons called the shots and picked the dishes and number of selections.

According to Mr. Mansoor, all cooking in his native country is home cooking, what one of his patrons called "the big Iraqi meal".

There are British colonial patrons called "White Mughals" because they had Indian families and adopted local customs, and a final section in which the gruesome narrative told in the texts fuses with the images, in the medium of photography, in works like "Zafar in Captivity," which shows the last Mughal emperor as a profoundly defeated man.

The air is filled with sounds of hungry patrons calling out orders to a waiter at the end of the room, laughter from acquaintances sharing a plate of pasta and the voices of customers haggling over the price of a fabric or a kilo of khat.

After she served for 19 years, Oakland's library patrons called for reorganization, and Coolbrith was fired.