I'm visiting clients

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

My father was an ad man -- a PR guy -- and I recall my first trip to New York with him while he was visiting clients, making commercials, and the dinners at Sardis before dinner, the Algonquin, the end of an era portrayed in Mad Men.

In 1971, Mrs. Traymon, who worked for a greeting card company at the time, was visiting clients in Kent.

In an interview from Paris, where he was visiting clients last week, Mr. Blood took some time to explain why.

"We're surrounded by so many businesses, or people are visiting clients in the neighborhood and want a close, neutral space".

After dialing Morgan's New York office, Mr. Fuld was transferred to Paris, where Mr. Mack was visiting clients in the firm's ornate headquarters, a former hotel on the Rue de Monceau.

Root Capital's regional credit manager based in Dakar, Diaka Sall, was visiting clients in Mali that very day the French stepped in to stop the Northern rebels' southward march toward the capital city.

Quinones still has her job but will not be visiting clients or making decisions affecting families until her criminal case is resolved, said Armand Montiel, a spokesman for the DCFS.

She works as a consultant, which means that unless she is visiting clients, she spends most of her working hours in the home office.

It was going to be a long day and I needed to be prepared; the client I would be visiting was struggling to find a product-development focus.

George F. Colony, chief executive of Forrester Research, was visiting corporate clients across Europe this week.

He said the reason was that Mr. Delson was visiting other clients when a bulldozer arrived to do work.