In Paris, more than most cities, you can tell more about the quality of the restaurant by its clientele than by its menu.
The respect shown to the medium by the Barn's team, is equalled by their clientele, who sit patiently, silent and respectful, eagerly awaiting the evening's feature.
He said Mr. Bush would "overwhelmingly be supported by this clientele, much like Ronald Reagan was in 1984".
Mr. McCaughan played a song by the Clientele, an English band on his label, Merge, which hadn't made it to New York this weekend as scheduled.
Judging by the clientele here, his owner might have been a Russian oligarch, a Euro titan or a celebrity scion of some sort, and so could only offer me a wan smile and a few brief words.
While Rothko -- after being appalled by the clientele during a visit to the restaurant -- never delivered what he made to the Four Seasons, over the years Richard Lippold made a constructivist-inspired sculpture to hang over the bar, and a mural by James Rosenquist once adorned the Pool Room.
Ms. Nakaguchi, 27, and Mr. Dzang, 25, were brought together by Japanese Clientele Shares and Apartments, a roommate referral service that, while willing to do business with anyone able to pay a $500 fee, focuses on "shareseekers" (to use the industry parlance) from Asia, and from Japan in particular.
It is a quarter of the young, judging by the clientele packing bars like Sweet and Vicious at No. 5 or easygoing eateries like Bread at No. 20; for the younger generations the conflict between art and commerce was never so pronounced as it was for preceding ones.
Jay's Journal of Anomalies was a quarterly magazine subscribed to by a clientele sufficiently interested in the history of magicians and unusual performers to pay the yearly fee of $90 -- which came to about 500 people, at the magazine's peak.
His last show for the house in March riffed on a fetish theme, inspired by the clientele at Claridges hotel and featured bell boys and Kate Moss dragging on a cigarette (above) – all of which made for the sort of drama more usually seen during couture week.
