Sentence examples for a growing clientele from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horowitz has a female fitter at his store for a growing clientele of women.

The hotels have attracted a growing clientele of artistic types short on cash and egalitarians with money to spare.

It caters to a growing clientele of New Yorkers who are increasingly using their summer homes as year-round getaways.

Food and tables were added, and a growing clientele prompted Mr. Grant to move his pub across the street into what used to be Yakima's downtown railroad station.

IF there were complaints about Jade Palace in its last location, they were that the restaurant was too small to accommodate a growing clientele.

In 1883 Winslow Homer, who by then was 47 years old and an established artist with a growing clientele, decided to leave his residence in Manhattan and make Prouts Neck his base.

Although the Golden Door clientele is primarily female, male guests are a growing business.

It is seeking a third space in Manhattan to accommodate its growing clientele.

"My Web traffic is up and up and up," said Aurora Tower, a New Yorker who constructs spidery star charts for her growing clientele.

"They know they just want to see wolves," said Bill Bryan, a co-founder and chairman of the company, of his growing clientele.

Mr. Rubinger's job is now focused on sourcing the bags for his growing clientele and assessing the quality of the consigned products on a four-grade scale (from a score of one for a brand-new bag to a four for a used one).