Sentence examples for Large clientele from inspiring English sources

The cafe, which offered family-style dinners, soon gained a large clientele; and in 1935 Sanders received his honorary colonel's title from the governor of Kentucky.

Genen said: "I have a large clientele of women prisoners, and when some of them were going through a very difficult period they sometimes asked for books.

Dr. Bob Rotella has a large clientele of PGA Tour and Champions Tour players, including Robert Allenby of Australia, whose 66 on Thursday tied him for the lead with Holmes, and Davis Love III, who shot 69.

He set up shop and quickly attracted a large clientele by creating beguiling furniture that combined the familiar and sinuous Connecticut Queen Anne style with the latest rococo designs he had mastered in Philadelphia.

More broadly, it is why places like New York still exist, places where clutter and congestion may not be mere inconveniences but the catalysts of random discovery or accidental innovation, where a store selling the most specialized merchandise can attract a large clientele, and where one can find a sense of community just by opening a door.

They do, but they don't make much unless they have a large clientele, like us, or do illegal things.

"I've been disappointed that there doesn't seem to be a larger clientele, including in the media, for people who tell the truth," he said in an interview last week.

In the new facility, where we can accommodate a larger clientele, we expect those hair services sales to increase to roughly $10,600/month, a fairly conservative increase.

Combing the two art forms can result in a larger clientele base, resulting in more income and/or better employment opportunities at prestigious salons.

"But we have great clientele.

Large Indian clientele.