Sentence examples for which patron from inspiring English sources
In this case, the charity is the wholly laudable Teenage Cancer Trust, which patron Roger Daltrey reports has now set up more than 20 specialist care units across the country, thanks substantially to the annual Royal Albert Hall concerts.
Robots would also be able to remember which patron ordered what dish, offering the correct plate to the correct customer.
He acknowledges that there are bars and clubs at which patrons are unruly.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has tweet seats from which patrons can carry on what organizers call "digital conversations" during concerts.
At first glance, Surface is reminiscent of an old-fashioned arcade game table around which patrons played Pac-Man.
You all no doubt recall my post on New York's Poetry Brothel, in which patrons clamor for verse to be read aloud to them.
He began dreaming of opening a cafe in which patrons could pay a monthly fee for unlimited coffee in an artsy milieu.
Oppenheim, who died in 1985, at 72, kept careful notes about which patrons and colleagues she liked and where her works ended up.
As for the space that was once used as a mezzanine from which patrons could watch performances, it is now, of all things, a sushi bar.
The genre erupted thanks to "Sleep No More," devised by the British troupe Punchdrunk as a kind of noirish dreamscape, through which patrons wander in pagan masks.
Today, I walked by a poster offering a "Thanksgiving Feast" in which patrons can "give thanks and accumulate everlasting memories" (for three hundred and thirty-eight yuan per person).
