Sentence examples for typical patron from inspiring English sources

At 3 p.m. on a weekday, the typical patron is a straight, black older resident from the surrounding blocks.

This feels like a concession to the typical Met patron, and is a good example of the problem with this exhibition: the anti-establishment story of the punk movement cannot properly be told in the hallowed costume section of the Met.

The image of the typical brunch patron is that of a snob who spends most of their morning deciding what to wear to brunch.

There are several charismatic large mammal species that make the "must see" list of typical zoo patrons and then there are those species on the "must see" list of zoologists, zoo professionals and serious zoo aficionados.

We went to the Fortarock Metal Festival in the Netherlands to find out more about the typical metal fest patron.

Typical Schuba's patron uniform: A "live-music junkie" t-shirt from SXSW (or "South By," as the douche will invariably call it) '94 and Seinfeld jeans.

The club's owner, Johann Sfaellos, told the Star Tribune it was a typical night with patrons busy socialising and dancing, with no fights until he heard gunshots.

"In Colombia, it is typical to have a patron, and Orlando is a patron.

Typical of the Elevate patrons is Raghav Bhalla, 25, a self-declared playboy, with shoulder-length hair.

This included questioning of patrons regarding typical consumption behaviour and volumetric measurement of common drink sizes.

COVER CHARGES LAX can expect 1,600 to 1,800 patrons on a typical Saturday night in March.