Sentence examples for prospective patron from inspiring English sources

That same prospective patron, for example, alone in a dirty-movie house he owns, drowsily watches a quasi rape scene.

A lively burletta (comic opera), The Revenge, brought some money, but the death of a prospective patron quenched Chatterton's hopes.

Impecunious virgins command a steep price in this market: the mother's terms for her only child include a lifelong setup in a house with servants, and a prospective patron is mulling over this expense.

He is wise enough to see that the prospective patron is a tyrant, but not wise enough to resist saying so: "your miserly freaks, / Your envies, racks and poisons... "...

He schemed with his friend Jacob Batt in the Netherlands how to extract more money from a rich prospective patron, Anna van Borsselen,.

They were also used as presentation pieces to prospective patrons and given to weavers, printmakers and sculptors to translate his designs into other media.

Ms. Brown wants to use her online reach to inform regular customers about the daily specials and to advertise the restaurant to prospective patrons.

Typical of the bars is Sexy Airline, where women dressed in old-fashioned air hostess outfits call out to prospective patrons passing by.

Still, for a quarter of the price, prospective patrons could head to a movie theater and check out a show with just as much artistry and infinitely better special effects.

The Sonatas in F and G minor (Op. 5, Nos. 1 and 2) exemplify the balance of stately formality and playfulness that animates so many of the early scores Beethoven wrote to impress prospective patrons.

It was so inviting a space in its own right, scaled at one inch to four feet, that it must have impressed prospective patrons as much as it did the descendants of one of the trustees, who apparently used it as a dollhouse.