Sentence examples for a small clientele from inspiring English sources

Because the store carries cutting-edge men's wear, Mr. Steel said he catered to a small clientele and knew most of his customers by name, as well as the history of their purchases.

A leg of lamb from Breezy Hill - a nearby farm where lamb, turkeys and chickens are raised for a small clientele - will be studded with sprigs of marjoram, thyme, rosemary and little cloves of garlic, to be the centerpiece of the evening meal.

You've hustled, and built up a small clientele, and you know if you could borrow $3,000 to buy more lawn mowers and trimmers, you could hire two friends and double your business.

Grunneger Power and Lochem Energie have a relatively small clientele, and their objective is to grow and to ensure a solid financial basis for their organizations.

She had come to Como in the North of Italy & established a small, exclusive clientele.

To run a small landscaping business for residential clientele, you can start part-time with a truck, and some essentials such as a lawnmower, edger and hand tools.

The constantly updated selection attracts a small but loyal clientele; many customers return frequently to see what's new.

Pamplemousse, has a small but dedicated clientele and ways of dealing with greedy restaurateurs who try to steal her secrets.

The dressmaker touches — ruching, serpentine seaming, hand-beading and elaborate pleats — are recognizable to a small but informed clientele.

Sabarsky was a refugee from Austria — he had been a member of a circus troupe — who, by the late nineteen-sixties, had established a gallery of Austrian and German art on Madison Avenue, catering to a small but devoted clientele.

Like curators of a museum with a small but enthusiastic clientele, the band evidently feel a genuine love for what they're up to, and it's hard not to be stirred by their passion.