Sentence examples for client referred from inspiring English sources

Jackie Rogers, a fashion designer who met Mrs. Astor as a client referred by the designer Bill Blass in the 1970s, said her death signaled the end of an era.

The civil liberties group argues that the constitutional rights of its client, referred to as Jane Doe, would be violated if her college, which is also her Internet service provider, were forced to reveal her name.

One message, written last May to an electronic brokerage firm specializing in futures, says that Trading-places will be paid $6 for each round-trip trade -- trades getting in and out of a position -- by a client referred by the Web site.

A Place for Mom doesn't charge clients for its services, but it receives a commission from participating locations when they accept a client referred for placement, according to a 2011 post in The New Old Age blog, in which my colleague Paula Span wrote about the risks of this sort of referral model.

(The woman in the image featured in Haltom's post is not the client referred to in the letter). .

The unidentified client, referred to as Jill Doe, heard "cursing, screaming, and shooting" over the school intercom when the gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, opened fire at Sandy Hill Elementary School, according to the claim.

Finding the term "hooking up" distasteful, the client refers to the act instead as "kissing," "smooching," or "boning".

"She was very tranquil and satisfied with having her rights vindicated," he said of his client, referring to the decision by the appellate panel.

In the definition, the term "client" refers to the notion of "data owner" that we use in our discussion throughout the paper.

It posts only the stories of clients referred to Benevolent by trusted community groups.

A quarter of referral partners reported that clients referred to food banks were displaying "suicidal tendencies".