Sentence examples for Distinguished clientele from inspiring English sources
It was hardly an accident that over the years Dunhill attracted a well-heeled and distinguished clientele.
It should be said that this is a common occurrence, as most budding brands have utilized this selling model to whet the appetite of the distinguished clientele that the esteemed luxury retailer attracts.
This long-established club attracted a distinguished clientele who, Keeler wrote, "could look but could not touch".
For someone with so distinguished a clientele, his shop is quite small, perhaps 4 by 4 feet.
Mr. Fayder is sensitive to one issue that distinguishes his clientele from that of a mall bookstore.
Distinguished Authorities!
Distinguished civil engineer.
Distinguish the business problem.
Mr. Ottomanelli, whose motto was "live, work and trade in the Village," distinguished himself from other local butchers and won a citywide clientele by offering fresh game in addition to prime meats and poultry.
The club is distinguished not only by its excellent acoustics and good sight lines but also by its willingness to allow sidemen from commercially successful bands to play the music they really want to play, and has the clientele to prove it.
