Sentence examples for small patrons from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Children's Museum has been given a $70 million renovation and its venerable environs are a veritable playground for small patrons and their adult chaperones.

BERTRAND MILES, a retired television cameraman and former Smalls' patron, has waged a quixotic battle to reopen it as a nightclub.

His defensive genius evokes memories of bygone eras when small-hall patrons would say of seasoned, wily old pros that "you couldn't hit 'em with a handful of rice".

Public Library who surveyed small groups of patrons and staff members.

The small cinemas where patrons would pay to watch foreign soccer matches on TVs have been shuttered.

The City Island branch is one of the smallest in the city, but it has a backyard patio and small yard where patrons can read.

The theater will have a standing policy of allowing nondisruptive cell use during performances, he said, and will perhaps distribute small screens to patrons to place on their phones and dim the light.

Although no commissions for Vermeer's paintings are known, it does appear that during this and other periods he sold his work primarily to a small group of patrons in Delft.

Your March 30 news article about bringing food into movie theaters didn't mention one small class of patrons -- those who for health reasons like hypoglycemia and diabetes need to have a small snack, frequently protein, before the movie is over.

The liqueur-like beverage is used as a cocktail ingredient, and also offered on its own, in small cups, to patrons patiently waiting for their elaborate drinks to be mixed.

"At last night's BBL match a small number of patrons were identified as displaying signs which related to the contentious Chris Gayle incident which took place earlier in the week," the statement said.