Sentence examples for certain clientele from inspiring English sources

"We need tenants that are very 'destinational,' " he said, meaning those whose reputation alone will summon a certain clientele.

Many camps cater to a certain clientele, and for this reason they try to put forward an identity of one kind or another.

BMW, which introduced BMW on Demand first in its home market of Munich two years ago, is looking for a certain clientele of customers who are willing to pay a premium for a luxury car, Mr. Robinson said, because they know they do not have to pay for insurance, maintenance, gas or parking.

Is that to attract a certain clientele?

This could explain why there are so many news outlets that cater to a certain clientele.

Or perhaps the erotic thriller satisfies a certain respectable clientele – not prepared to watch porn, but still looking for a steamy diversion.

These are some of the code words used by marketing departments to notify a certain upscale clientele that a hotel or resort is the best of the best.

"They attract a certain kind of clientele," he said.

"They only wanted a certain kind of clientele".

"Only a certain kind of clientele can afford what we offer," he said.

"There's a certain demographic, a clientele that feels comfortable here," she said.