Sentence examples for waiting patron from inspiring English sources

Trixie Salke, who owns that booth and the similar model at the nearby bar Otto's Shrunken Head (538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A and B), opened it to show us the machinery inside, a Rube Goldbergian contraption of metal arms and springs and chemical baths, with grippers that dunk the photo strip in a lazy susan of developing tubs before sliding it out, still damp, to the waiting patron.

Danny Meyer was usually up front greeting the line of waiting patrons.

Today this is known as the "original" Abu Hassan, or Ali Karavan, and is frequented by long lines of hungry waiting patrons from all over Israel.

But when night falls hundreds of prostitutes line up in orderly queues waiting for patrons who arrive in taxis.

The event resembled something between a craft fair and a trade show, with zines stacked in messy piles and young artists sitting patiently, waiting for patrons to stop by and ask about their newest product, and maybe even shell out a few dollars for a copy.

Prostitution is illegal in Uganda, so some work "cover jobs" in small bars, waiting for patrons they can sneak off with, while others go directly to the source – where the trucks stop on the edge of town.

A salesman, Axel Munthe, is waiting on a patron.

A would-be robber in the Little Five-Points area of Atlanta, Ga., was shot and killed by a patron waiting outside a store to purchase the newly released Lebron James's sneakers Saturday morning.

Lanky men in suits and crisp shirts lined up along with those who had shorts and tattooed legs; women wearing shiny shoes and clutching matching handbags waited with patrons who had rough hands and paint on their clothes.

By 10pm, the pavement outside is swelling with eager patrons waiting in line for a table.

A bench near the front usually fills with patrons waiting for tables or takeout.