Sentence examples for regular patronage from inspiring English sources

Pity the designers didn't take all this regular patronage into consideration.

The stakes are even higher for the airline's "lifetime" membership category, which requires 1.9 million miles flown — a level the airline estimates would take about 14 years of regular patronage to reach.

At Wimbledon, the regular patronage of London paparazzi's two favourite targets – the Duchess of Cambridge and Victoria Beckham – has made the All-England Club an essential stop on the new British season, halfway between Glastonbury and Glorious Goodwood.

In the beginning, convicts, soldiers, governors and civil authorities attended the church; in the 21st century, regular patronage by, and programs for, governors, politicians, the legal community and the homeless create a similarly diverse mix.

Based on past literature citing a relationship among these factors, regular patronage of the farmers' market and various demographic characteristics may contribute to higher food literacy [ 65, 66].

I did dine on an extraordinary improvised multicourse meal that is Mr. Keller's customary way of rewarding favored regulars for their patronage.

But even then, patronage is unreliable.

In that election, a revitalized Tammany split from the regular Democratic party in a patronage dispute with Tilden's faction (now known as the "Irving Hall Democrats").

Minton resigned from his post in the administration, but even after he began working on the court, Minton remained active in Democratic politics behind the scenes and was in regular correspondence with Roosevelt to make patronage suggestions.

Undaunted, Hendrix became a Music Palace regular, and after many years of happy patronage he began to hear rumors that the theatre was going to close.

The winner of this race will fill a second, unneeded Surrogate's Court seat created two years ago in Albany as part of a shady backroom deal to help Democratic party regulars maintain their grip on lucrative court patronage.