| greet patron | 0.66 | Johnson greeted a patron at the refreshment counter last week. | ||
| attract patron | 0.46 | Something about John Trudell attracts patrons. | ||
| have patron | 0.46 | Jordan had no patron, only a father-in-law. | ||
| keep patron | 0.33 | And what is the optimum pulse for keeping the patrons of a dance club on their feet all night long? | ||
| draw patron | 0.26 | It prospered, drawing patrons from the Lincoln Center area and farther afield. | ||
| entertain patron | 0.26 | Singers Azimah Wahab and Nasir Wahab entertained patrons. | ||
| find patron | 0.26 | Here, Rado found a patron who gave him a job restoring works of art. | ||
| frisk patron | 0.26 | Patrons were being frisked at the door. | ||
| injure patron | 0.26 | Four patrons were injured. | ||
| kill patron | 0.26 | One tossed a grenade into an all-night kiosk, killing a patron. | ||
| lose patron | 0.26 | Several entertainment and leisure venues have also lost patrons. | ||
| serve patron | 0.26 | The law at the time prohibited bars from serving patrons who were openly homosexual. |