Sentence for patronage | Use patronage in a sentence

Patronage sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use patronage in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for patronage.

• Patronage they call it. (10)
• It was patronage, in its right sense. (10)
• He smiled; in that smile there was a shade of patronage. (8)
• This institution has had royal patronage from the beginning. (3)
• It is under the patronage of the Society of the Friends of Music. (3)
• Adela inquired, pleased with the subject under such high patronage. (10)
• The circulation must be pushed, and the advertising patronage increased. (16)
• He, the object of their kindness, education, patronage, inspired their fear. (8)
• But that means a business side; it means patronage; it means an eye to money. (16)
• Arabella spoke of Emilia likewise, but with a shade of the foregone tone of patronage. (10)
• She weakly found comfort in the praise which she might once have resented as patronage. (9)
• What was the value to the musical art of the patronage of the great nobles and princes? (3)
• The =Guildhall School of Music= is under the patronage of the authorities of the City of London. (3)
• The abuse of control should bring its own punishment in loss of patronage, or of influence, or of both. (16)
• But this morning the architect looked at him from a different angle, and condoned his tone of patronage. (13)
• Patronage of those beneath, much more than the courting of those above them, delighted the ladies of Brookfield. (10)
• The hospital was under the special patronage of the Crawfords and the Fosters and other well-known people in the city. (13)
• My recollection of him is of courtesy to a far younger man unqualified by patronage, and of a presence of singular dignity and grace. (9)
• To this patronage of its peculiar art is due the importation into Italy of the best in music wherever found, to aid in these services. (3)
• He was a very handsome little fellow of distinctly dignified presence, and Westover was aware at once that here was not a subject for patronage. (9)
• Imbued with all the ambition of a young, vigorous and refined manhood, James Greydon prospered under the patronage of his benefactor, William Penn. (18)
• The city paper tries to absorb the local patronage through the competent correspondent who practically edits certain columns or pages of the journal. (16)
• Scandinavian musical education is cared for by the conservatories at =Copenhagen=, =Christiania= and =Stockholm=, the last being under Government patronage. (3)

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