Sentence examples for clientele beyond from inspiring English sources

For Yuval and Rachel Hamenachem, who opened Westville in 1985, the key to survival has been finding a niche beyond classics like chopped liver and gefilte fish and a clientele beyond observant Jews.

The Mansion has both of these latter, but has neither enough privacy for serious diners, nor enough kitchen skill to attract a clientele beyond the chilled-out lager drinkers.

And the Samovar's clientele extends beyond the Russian community.

He said he looked for clientele far beyond Weston and advertises on wedding Web sites.

The menu is priced to attract the diverse clientele, and offerings go beyond safe and basic burgers and fries, although those are listed as well.

Other hotels like the Four Seasons Chicago and the Ritz-Carlton Chicago (also a Four Seasons hotel) eliminate the need for luggage completely by storing clothes for repeat clientele, at no charge beyond laundering.

TIAA-CREF is trying to expand beyond its core clientele of teachers and doctors by overhauling itself and introducing new products.

The goal: To broaden Jackson Hole's appeal beyond its traditional clientele of testosterone-rich but cash-poor, young men, and draw affluent intermediate-level skiers and families -- clientele that ski-area operators see as the future of skiing.

The rooftop, complete with two pools, cabanas and a bar, has ornately framed oversized mirrors stacked around the edge to disguise the safety railings – and give the clientele something to gaze at beyond their navels.

Michelle Price, manager of the Manhattan branch of the brokerage firm Edward Jones, has been trying to reach beyond her retail clientele by offering free one-on-one meetings at small businesses — so far, without success.

So while Brioni's T-shirt and its expensive blue jeans with crocodile piping may never end up in the bargain bin, they are much more appealing to the wealthy in these cost-conscious times and should help Brioni reach beyond its traditional clientele.