Sentence examples for patrons if from inspiring English sources

And, finally, the staff must ask patrons if they prefer smoking or nonsmoking areas before they are seated.

On golf's usefulness (and touchy patrons): "If you think it's hard to meet new people, try picking up the wrong ball".

This Administration's idea of economic policy is to go from table to table at the Four Seasons discreetly asking patrons if they need help with the check.

Many bars and nightclubs now post "No Dancing" signs on their walls, arrange the furniture to impede dancing and interrupt patrons if the music starts to move them.

The McDonald's at Eighty-fifth and Third was packed — and, to most of the younger patrons, if not the sunken-eyed parents, an afternoon there was probably just as good as skiing.

He has a tendency to harass certain patrons if they don't say "please" or if they ask him, "What's your best tequila?" When the noise gets to him, he lowers his trousers, to quiet the room.

There were few of the usual bored gala patrons in attendance, if any.

Talking over the pleasant din of Morrissey's "Suedehead", I ask Frank, a local patron, if he ever met Bukowski.

The author's Uncle Charlie, a bartender, barks at a patron, "If you think Sigourney Weaver is sexy, then you are a homosexual".

I asked Patron if he liked to hunt.

I think that secretly paying someone's bills or rent without them knowing is only the move if you are a girl's shadowy and maybe-gay-maybe-not? friend-possible-future-lover-boy-slash-patron; if you are anything else it is sooooo creepy and domineering and "UNGH!"-gruntish as a gesture.