Sentence examples for changed clientele from inspiring English sources

THE Taliban Hotel has changed clientele.

Other malls changed their clientele without adjusting their look.

The clientele changed.

"The clientele changed," Mrs. Héraux said, "but the education — the standards — remained the same".

But Rothko, appalled by the restaurant's clientele, changed his mind and refused to deliver the paintings.

"For me, the title could be 'Publishers in the Hands of an Angry God.' " In 1995, Mr. Healy moved the shop to York Avenue, and the clientele changed from commuters bound for Grand Central Terminal to locals looking for literary fiction, holiday cards — or a chat about life and faith.

But as news of Ron Fletcher spread - aided by TV slots, magazine columns and the author Judith Krantz, who used the line: "If you're not in Ron Fletcher's Rolodex, you may as well leave town" in one of her novels - so the clientele changed.

And clientele changed.

Certainly, Playland's clientele has changed over the years.

"The homeless clientele has changed in the last six years," she said.

The lit-from-underneath dance floor is still there, but the clientele has changed.