Sentence examples for set the patron from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Set, the patron god of the Nineteenth Dynasty kings and the embodiment of disorder within the world, was added to this group, which emphasized a single coherent vision of the pantheon.

He is the first artist since antiquity to put aside the tone of anxious flunkydom and set the patrons out to pursue him.

They set the Eldridge Hotel on fire and held its many patrons hostage.

It fell to Ira Siff, another experienced hand and Mr. Levine's choice as director, to make sense of the staging of the two disparate scenes: the Prologue, set backstage in the patron's mansion, and the Opera, set on a stage within the stage.

Patrons enter through a hip barroom that sets the tone.

Although they might have some endowments set up by patrons, the bulk of the funds required for this undertaking would come from classmates.

The quiet contemporary setting fits the patrons: sophisticated Art Deco design in grays and beiges with comfortable chairs.

It had an informal vibe that set its patrons at ease and kept them hanging around for hours on end.

You set her up to be the patron saint of those who are launching such campaigns as "The Storm" and 2 M4M (no lie, Two Million for Marriage); campaigns that paint those that do not agree with same sex marriage as victims.

The cork is set on the table for the patron to examine for signs of freshness.

The newspaper article, she said, raised the fear that she might have unknowingly set up library patrons to be exploited.