Sentence examples for the patron so from inspiring English sources

Lord Griffiths, the Boys Brigadee president, said: "This is the oldest youth movement in the UK and the Queen is the patron, so we don't know what else can be done to persuade people who act on the assumption that anyone coming here is an economic migrant.

Murray, workmanlike in plain white T-shirt and black shorts, had to labour to win a long first rally on his serve, and the patrons, so feverishly for him on Friday night, responded in his favour again when Djokovic lobbed long.

He answered, "we're trying to get rid of the patrons so we can close".

He was the patron saint so to speak of old people who aren't dead yet, but were often thought to have died.

Time Magazine noted of Rank's benevolent approach: "Perhaps not since the time of the Renaissance popes have a group of artists found a patron so quick with his wallet, so slow with unsolicited directions and advice".

The patrons are so young they probably wouldn't know a typewriter from a martini, and the bartenders are so friendly they would probably even serve editors.

And find out what the patrons loved so much about the city that made them make the move here.

Library stacks were generally closed to all but the most privileged patrons, so shelf browsing was not considered of importance.

If this military misadventure was a surprise for the Georgian leader's foreign patrons, so much the worse.

Between the classical period and the modern period its design was modified by the limitations and taste of craftsmen and their patrons, so that during those centuries now called the heraldic "Decadence" the outlines could be grotesque.

The dinner was well received by Fromagerie's patrons, so Marcus organized more for such luminaries of the wine world as Warren Winiarski of Stag's Leap Wine Cellars in Napa Valley and May-Elaine Lencquesaing of Château Pichon-Lalande.