Sentence examples for client walked from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perez's client walked in looking for a pot to make rice in.

Mark Bagshaw told The Telegraph: "The few seconds when my client walked past the alleged victim had been slowed down so it looked like he had more time to commit the alleged actions that he in reality did have.

Employees of Sumitomo Bank, a client, walked from their Midtown Manhattan offices to the Telehouse offices near Wall Street, and found a building with the lights still on and the air-conditioning still working.

After being hired by Liechtenstein's lgt Group, a bank owned by the tiny European tax haven's royal family, to help digitize client trust files, Blum's client walked off with a disc full of names.

My in-laws are coming for dinner on Friday... I'll have to cook, or she'll make snarky comments on how I'm always making her son eat out... Another client walked out today... How terrible... They'll say its my fault, but it's really the lousy product they put out, and the unrealistic pricing... "...

Outside Lin's office, Namata was inspecting her manicure when a Ugandan client walked in.

Matthews watched his client walk out of the chapel.

When your client walks off the red carpet and not every one of the 48 photographers gets the shot they want, they have no issue voicing their displeasure".

It all begins to matter deeply, however, after a crazed client walks into Sam's office, pulls a gun on him and blows Maureen away instead.

"They would create a situation where, from the moment the client walks into your office, the client is at odds with the lawyer," Judd Burstein, a New York litigator, said of some of the challenges to the confidentiality principle.

He told an anecdote about an Asian client walking triumphantly into Annabel's, the Mayfair nightclub, a long-time haunt of the upper middle classes, and noting, "London is all ours".