Patronized In A Sentence

Definition of Patronized

• This has not always been understood by those who patronized her various schools.
• While he was the friend of literary men, he patronized those who were infidel in their creed.
• I was accepted as an auxiliary and more or less patronized by Monsieur le Prefet.
• Like a second Victor Hugo, he patronized the younger men with benevolent gesture.
• According to Rajatarangini, Bhavabhuti was patronized by Yasovarma, king of Kanoja.
• Yet there were summer resorts, and they were patronized by the best and most prominent citizens of the country.
• It is well patronized by the young men of the state who intend to devote themselves to agriculture as a profession.
• As industrial education developed, he founded and patronized institutions for agricultural education.
• In token of their gratitude, the packers patronized his faro and roulette layouts and were mulcted cheerfully of their earnings.
• Don Mateo had patronized them all, but his canvassing campaigns on their behalf did not prove successful.
• Most of them were respectable; some of them even deemed themselves rather smart, and patronized him right Britishly.
• Lily was kind to Honora, and gave her their addresses before they grew to be great and insolent and careless whether one patronized them or not.
• Behind the public rooms was a row of cubicles patronized by men when on a quiet spree (women, too, it was whispered).
• A group of liberal-minded women established this unique institution, which is well patronized by the superior class of domestic workers in Yonkers.
• He thought that Alvarez at times had patronized him too much, had assumed too lofty an air, and he was willing to see him suffer mortification.
• It was the "up-town market," patronized by the wealthy, who did their own marketing in those days, their black slaves carrying the purchases home.
• We took our meals in the public room downstairs, together with the general public who patronized the hotel, Turkish officers for the most part.
• Juniors and seniors patronized the place, but a freshman was not allowed there unless invited to accompany some of the regular frequenters of the place.
• Whenever he went with his parents on motor trips or train journeys the family always stopped at hotels for their meals or patronized the dining-cars.

• Kahele patronized me extensively.
• Still others patronized us.
• These are patronized by thousands of young men.
• They are well patronized by girls from the farm.
• Some looked up to and patronized one, and some the other.
• He patronized fossils, and he patronized ruins.
• He patronized the Arts.
• The Herbert-Southampton family patronized him.
• Charlemagne patronized this industry and helped to develop it.
• This is the quarter most patronized by nursemaids and their charges.
• It achieved such success that it was patronized by the general public.
• Theatrical attractions at high prices were patronized abundantly.
• Many foreign ambassadors patronized the square at various times.
• He was an enthusiast in the science, and the best people patronized him.
• She patronized me, as a little country-girl who knew nothing.
• A few, who did not change the fashion of their garb, still patronized him.
• She patronized me once, long ago, when she was in better circumstances.
• Gambling was the gaudiest, the best-paying, and the most patronized industry.
• It was even said that these fellows were patronized by his Highness.
• In Europe the pipe is patronized on account of its cheapness.
• It has always been the privilege of Art to be patronized by Wealth and Rank.