Sentence examples for usually patronized from inspiring English sources

He took the check to Herman's, the restaurant he usually patronized, & explained the situation.

Citizens in Woodstock, Vt., noticed that Mr. Coolidge went into Luccia's barbershop, instead of Tony Sabationo's which he usually patronized.

During the 17th century, Chagatai became confined largely to the somewhat peripheral khanate of Khiva, while the khanate of Bukhara usually patronized writing in Persian.

Joshua Pérez, a freelance auto glass man who works for several of the businesses, says he thinks owners of newer shops installed the signs to attract customers from New Jersey who usually patronized more distant glass shops in Hunts Point.

In desperation, I took myself to a fine men's store of a type I don't usually patronize... because usually I feel patronized in such stores.

On Tuesday afternoon the hot dog cart she usually patronizes was no longer in front of New York City Technical College on Jay Street.

But business owners are skeptical that prices will be as low as those at the municipal lot, where one-hour parking costs $1. (About one-third of the spaces in the municipal lot allow 12-hour parking for $4 and are largely used by commuters who do not usually patronize Flushing businesses, Mr. Brent noted).

The Beverly Hills resident usually patronizes the AMC Century City 15 multiplex so she can poke around the Westfield mall after the show.

'Politeness' bars sharply worded disagreement by dissenters against those who claim to be authority, but doesn't usually bar dismissive or patronizing arguments by authority against the dissenters".

This can be considered patronizing, because usually only children are treated this way.

It is important not to lie for the sake of giving a compliment, however, because a girl usually knows what she truly is worthy of being complimented for and will feel patronized if she catches on that you are lying.