Sentence examples for valuable patron from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Rivera understood that if he could please Gelman, he would have won a valuable patron.

He therefore lost a valuable patron and spokesman for his projects.

One pairing of works in the show cost him the friendship of one of his most valuable patrons for more than a decade.

The American-born artist, dandy, self-publicist and contrarian James McNeill Whistler was asked by one of his most valuable patrons, the millionaire Liverpool shipping magnate F R Leyland, to do him a small favour.

She became even more valuable to her patrons after moving to the Defense Intelligence Agency's Cuban affairs section, where she rose to be the Pentagon's senior analyst on Cuba.

Customer Service: Provide the kind of customer service that makes the patron feel valuable and create the desire to come back.

There will always be the affluent art patron who has cultivated valuable relationships with gallery experts and who prefers to see the work in-person before spending thousands or even millions on an original piece.

One of the world's most valuable collections of jewels, dedicated to the patron saint of Naples, has gone on show in an unprecedented exhibition.

Second-world countries are distinguished from the third world by their potential: the likelihood that they will capitalize on a valuable commodity, a charismatic leader or a generous patron.

Jane Hawking said: "The Motor Neurone Disease Association is doing very valuable work and my first husband, Stephen Hawking, is the patients' patron, and so we're here to support him as well as to support the association".

Séguier was a patron of the arts; his library was one of the most valuable of the time.