Sentence examples for under whose patronage from inspiring English sources
Some ZANU-PF officials were believed to be unhappy with the move to give Mr. Mugabe an extra two years in office, but political analysts said they were afraid to confront the veteran leader under whose patronage they have prospered.
"As a matter of principle, I refuse to accept an award linked to a Zionist Israeli no matter under whose patronage it was," the Syrian cartoonist, Raed Khalil, said.
Hutchinson's relationship with Pownall was awkward, for Pownall was at the center of political activities that dislodged Governor Shirley, under whose patronage Hutchinson had risen in power and influence.
He served as a page in the household of Charles Paulet (later the Marquess of Winchester and the Duke of Bolton), under whose patronage his career would be advanced.
Prokofiev's mother, Maria (née Zhitkova), came from a family of former serfs who had been owned by the Sheremetev family, under whose patronage serf-children were taught theatre and arts from an early age.
It would come as news to Eliot Spitzer, whose patronage of prostitutes we disclosed last year.
Silverstein, whose patronage of art is notable, said by phone that the paintings and the buildings have a symbiotic relationship.
While still a teen, Holbein moved to Switzerland and became established in Basel, where he met Erasmus of Rotterdam and other humanists under whose generous patronage he began an illustrious career as portrait and religious painter (1).
Under the patronage of Kalachuri King Bijjala II, whose prime minister was the well-known Kannada poet and social reformer Basavanna, a native form of poetic literature called Vachana literature (lit "utterance", "saying" or "sentence") proliferated.
Under the patronage of George Villiars, 1st duke of Buckingham (whose ambition to obtain the office of lord high constable Coventry was later to oppose), he began a rapid rise: he was appointed attorney general in 1621 and lord keeper in 1625.
