Sentence examples for student patrons from inspiring English sources

Live events keen to fill up unsold seats often court student patrons with substantially discounted rates, such as London's BFI on the South Bank, where under-25s can access £3 tickets if they rock up 45 mins before the movie starts.

Located near two universities, this nightclub mostly serves student patrons aged between 18 and 23 years old and is well known in the local media for its "cheap booze".

One Whole Foods store in New York recently OK'd NYU's Campus Cash network, and restaurants, from Johnny Rockets to Dominos to Starbucks have signed on at certain schools, often offering slight discounts to student patrons.

This article presents the results of a survey designed to assess students' experiences with media resources as a means to better understanding academic media center student patron needs and as a first step towards assessing student levels of media literacy, an important but often overlooked component of information literacy.

But when we see technology disrupting the better bonds between people – doctors and patients, teachers and students, patrons and artists – we should think about technology's potential to do the same to the uglier side of humanity.

He asked Gauguin to be his teacher and joined him in Brittany as both student and patron.

A weaver and an artist, she was a devoted student and patron of the National Academy School of Fine Arts of New York.

Mr McMaster shares a name with a Canadian university, and there's something professorial about his love of theory and his desire to pass on his ideas to his students, sorry, patrons.

A woman who over the years has been many things: Uzbekistan's Ambassador to Spain and permanent representative to the United Nations, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, a Harvard student, a patron to Uzbekistan's fledgling fashion industry, a jewelry designer, a pop star, and, most recently, the country's best known twitterer.

"In hindsight, we realize that this decision may not have been the best one possible and may have sent a message to students and patrons that we do not respect the office of the president," the school board said in a letter.

Students, some patrons, and volunteers tend the beds.