Sentence examples for a sizable clientele from inspiring English sources

The place had a no-nonsense name -- the Seaman's Center -- and a sizable clientele of casually dressed men playing pool, drinking beer and laughing.

Affable, expressive and obsessive about his fish, Mr. Suzuki brought a sizable clientele with him from Yonkers, where he worked before he opened his Dobbs Ferry place last February.

Mr. Carnabuci, who had lost money in his initial years as a furniture designer, said he has cultivated a stable and sizable clientele from both Manhattan and Westchester to make his business profitable.

Friday 5 30 p.m. 1. Tastes of the Town Few places can be said to be definitively Atlantan, but the Colonnade (1879 Cheshire Bridge Road NE, 404-874-5642) is one: a meat-and-three restaurant with a full bar (rare) and a sizable gay clientele (more rare).

Despite the delicious flavor of field peas and their prevalence in the South, they are little known in the rest of the country but can nevertheless be found in grocery stores with a sizable Latino clientele; in such stores, they are often sold as cowpeas under the Goya brand.

THE CROWD Local couples and families, with a sizable Iranian-American clientele.

He pointed to a woman named Kim Mecklenburg: "A financial adviser — she advises a lot of Republicans, and she said that she thought by doing this ad she might lose a sizable percentage of her clientele, and the moment that she had that thought she realized that she had to do it, because this is America and to think that way is absolutely out of the question in a democracy".

That's a sizable victory.

Eaton opened a sizable advantage Wednesday.

"It definitely had a sizable effect".

That's a sizable dating pool.