Sentence examples for built a clientele from inspiring English sources

The Lees persisted, built a clientele and opened a restaurant next door to the shop in 2007.

He gradually built a clientele for his paintings on his own, and images of his work traveled widely online.

Fabrice Célestin, who returned to his native France recently after training for seven years in Japan, said he had quickly built a clientele in Paris and its suburbs.

But as the weeks went by, and I built a rapport with the dogs and built a clientele, I realized how happy I was.

In the three years Bobby Sliwowski has been operating Bobby Chez in South Jersey, the combination of take-out convenience and crab cakes has built a clientele that includes the famous and the harried.

The old Landmark was run by Louis Tiglias, 47, of Bayville, and his brothers, Thomas and John, who bought it in 1983 and built a clientele devoted to long-held traditions: an encyclopedic menu, breakfast all day, huge portions, home-style food and waitresses who remember how you take your coffee.

Not all graduates will be able to scrounge for the years it may take to build a clientele, nor should they.

But for patients with low credit ratings, a dentist eager to build a clientele might have to accept as little as 75percentt of the bill, said Pat McGee, HELPcard's senior vice president for sales and marketing.

Israel Singer, the secretary-general of the World Jewish Congress, says that Kurt Waldheim is like the girl who takes a quarter here, a quarter there, and builds a clientele that way — with two-bit favors that add up to a lot of time in bed.

Leverage technology to build a clientele.

As a stylist, you take what you can get until you build a clientele.