Sentence examples for valued patrons from inspiring English sources

High staff turnover can mean that valued patrons are sometimes overlooked by chefs and owners whose time is being increasingly stretched by the commitments of writing cookbooks, appearing on cooking shows and opening new branches.

Arthur Avenue does value patrons with familiar faces, though.

Certainly people talked about art, patrons valued it, connoisseurs appraised it.

By contrast, Bernini, the great Baroque sculptor and architect of the 17th century — and the subject of another special exhibition in Rome at the moment — regarded his paintings as almost a hobby, not apparently directly related to his sculpture and little noted or valued by his patrons and contemporaries.

Assess the value of patrons to your business; shoppers who buy a few, low-priced items at a high frequency are often the most valuable in the long term.

When Clare began to be taken up by editors and patrons, he was valued first and foremost as a freak: the title page of his first book described him as "A Northamptonshire Peasant".

He is also going for shock value, but patrons of the theaters in this part of town have seen it all before.

In a time of heightened stress in their professional lives and plunging stock values, some patrons may even seek out such spas as a refuge, she said.

Responsiveness to patrons, not the public, is the valued skill in public service.

She was a generous Patron of the Garden and was a valued member of the Garden's Horticulture Committee.

The book in its current form, while large, will be a valued addition to any library and will bring the topic alive for patrons of many different abilities and backgrounds.