Sentence examples for a typical client from inspiring English sources

A typical client signs up for two or three body parts.

A typical client of the Cafe Pierre was the elegant woman of a certain age sitting at the bar, nervously handling an unlighted cigarette.

It was clear from the way he spoke that Breyer was not a typical client, or a typical judge acting as an architectural client.

A typical client is an inventor or corporation, with a batch of patents, demanding a license fee from what it contends is an infringer, usually a titan in the tech realm.

The following is a typical client scenario from one of the Step training manuals: The proposed settlor [client] is a Brazilian national, but has been living in Canada for the last 15 years where he considers his permanent home to be.

A typical client would represent about 1,500 seats, says Byrne Mulrooney, an EDS vice president.

Flora Grubb, a landscape designer who owns the 28,000-square-foot nursery Flora Grubb Gardens in San Francisco, said her average terrarium customer is a little younger than her typical client, and is not generally an avid gardener.

Mines' typical client is a company "that has a large customer base and wants to avail credit to that customer base," according to Nwokah.

The typical client, he said, is a contractor or a builder who wants a dog to patrol a construction site; it costs $950 to $1,250 a month to rent such a dog.

The Chinese clients expected significantly more design options than a typical American client, and they wanted faster responses.

According to studies carried out for the Spanish Association for the Social Reintegration of Female Prostitutes (Apramp), back in 1998 the typical client was a 40-year-old married male.