Sentence examples for a prized client from inspiring English sources

On telling Mr. Whitesell that he planned to make everybody believe that a prized client "has lost his mind and make him as unattractive as possible, you would think he would have me killed immediately," Mr. Affleck said.

When many of Haney's celebrated coaching colleagues were told that Haney was spending about 30 percent of his time with one prized client, they expressed a surprise that bordered on astonishment.

In an attempt to prevent Stretford trying to sell Rooney again, so making even more money from his most prized client, United will reward his company with another £500,000 if Rooney honours his contract.

When it comes to his prized client, no task is too menial for Eisenbud, who has represented Sharapova since she was 12. Today, at 25, she is the highest-paid female athlete in the world, earning about $28 million over the past year, according to Forbes magazine.

Just more than a week after Goldman Sachs offered its most prized clients a chance to invest in Facebook, the firm on Monday withdrew the opportunity from clients in the United States because of worries that the deal could run afoul of securities regulations.

In April 2008, a private banker at JPMorgan Chase visited her prized clients, Anita and Rajat Gupta, at their home in Westport, Conn., an elegant waterfront estate that was once owned by the retail executive J.C. Penney.

Omnicom's most prized clients include PepsiCo and Apple, while Publicis handles marketing campaigns for Coca-Cola and Samsung, raising questions over whether clients would be happy to stay with a firm which represented its competition.

The banks' three main units are wealth management, a prized division that focuses on banking for private clients; asset management; and the investment bank, where the brunt of the recent losses at the bank have occurred.

A customer is like a prized possession.

Physical fitness was clearly a prized trait.

Independents are a prized bloc.