Sentence examples for client ordering from inspiring English sources

Some would observe the client ordering off a takeaway menu asking questions for example, 'How much money would you give?' and 'Would you get any change back?' They might also ask clients to name objects in the room, identify an object's use, and ask them to recall those objects later.

He said that one Russian client ordered something like 20 outfits in two hours.

In 2001, a client ordered a nice table-and-chairs set for a shore house in Longport, N.J.

After the table was cleared and the waitress returned, my client ordered coffee.

Lynch's attorney, Tony Capozzola, denied that but acknowledged that his client ordered the first check returned to Coke.

In cases involving wiretap evidence, defense lawyers are often confronted with recordings of their clients ordering crimes or celebrating mayhem.

These are the collections that will keep all those petites mains stitching, and those very few clients ordering their very few dresses season after season.

In the Romanesque period and later, in the Gothic period, the churches and their patrons were still the bronze caster's main clients, ordering both functional objects and decorative pieces.

Many clients ordered the labels removed, disdaining them as blatant advertising.

About 10percentto15percentcent of Merrill Lynch managed-account clients order their money managers to take tax-related actions during the year, said Alan Sislen, an executive at Merrill who oversees its separate-accounts program.

Clients order their equipment online, in advance, and Fannon delivers it to them in their hotel room or even on the mountain.