Sentence examples for a mix of clientele from inspiring English sources

It's important that we have a mix of clientele".

Usually the clientele is a mix of business travellers, celebrities and even royalty (Her Majesty the Queen has stayed – and if she'd brought the corgis, she'd have discovered that there's a dinner option on the room service menu for guests' dogs).

It's a great mix of clientele, and you're just as likely to see a trio of 80-year-old Cuban men belting out some old Cuban jazz tune as you are to see a fuccboi from the nearby university crying while crooning out some Pearl Jam song.

He has a bizarre mix of clientele.

It is a traditional Chilean drinking den, its clientele a mix of tradesmen, shopkeepers and artists.

And the clientele, a mix of ages and ethnicities, seemed as diverse as the menu.

But beginning in 2007, Mr. Cherubin's clientele – a mix of working-class blacks, Latinos and West Indians – dwindled to 300 customers, from a peak of 800.

Mr. Dwyer said he doubted he could find another spot that would be convenient to his clientele, a mix of commuters, blue-collar workers and fans on their way to Madison Square Garden.

He is particularly proud of his eclectic mix of clientele.

In Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Abel Cherubin, a native of Haiti, has prepared taxes for a local clientele -- a mix of working-class blacks, Latinos and West Indians -- from a rented storefront for more than a decade.

The clientele was a mix of locals and confused-looking tourists, particularly at one of the karaoke bars, where we caught a Finnish chanteuse belting out the classic Finnish ballad "Aikuinen Nainen" ("Adult Woman").