Sentence examples for sole patron from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 1910, American lawyer and art collector John Quinn became John's sole patron.

That decision now lies with Barry Diller, the chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp and the sole patron of Newsweek.

George but was born in AD 280 in Turkey or Palestine, according to the most reliable sources – and it was not until 1552 that St George was adopted as the sole patron saint of England.

Donald J. Trump, as self-fantasized a politician as ever trod the tabloid runway, instantly withdrew his pompadour from the ring when his sole patron, Governor Ventura, was pinned by the Perot forces.

Across the street, in the Don nell Library, 16‐year‐old Linda Quinones of the Bronx found herself the sole patron of the Nathan Strauss Young Adult Li brary, with two librarians at hand to help her with research for a book report due on Mon day.

Turkey, the Turkish Cypriots' sole patron, would then be in the untenable position of refusing to recognize a member of a club it aspires to join.

How else to explain the experience we had of emerging from our private showers at Royal Camp, Nagaur Fort (open only from October to March) to find that we were the only guests at the fort, the sole patrons being served cocktails by a freshly kindled wood fire in a broad Mughal courtyard under the cold black dome of desert sky?

Besides us, its sole patrons were a couple dozen men who looked to be in their 80s.

The new Kickstarter mindset is actually nothing new, stemming from our now centuries-old, crippling sole dependency on the artist patron.

With the sole exception of Queen Victoria, named a patron of the society, it did not admit a woman until 1945.

From its loyal patrons to the Dover sole, the reopened mid-century monument feels sadder than ever.