The children's workbench "Fartfull" was met with giggles in the anglophone world, as was the desk aimed at the slightly older clientele called the "Jerker".
After Knuckles departed The Warehouse in 1982, owner Robert Williams created a new club; this time made up primarily of straight clientele called The Music Box (sometimes spelled "Muzic") with a new resident DJ, Ron Hardy.
An advertisement in the Kips Bay catalog for Elle Decor magazine, whose average reader is 40 years old, sums up that younger clientele neatly, calling it "The New Generation of Affluence".
London-based Anak Russell, who sells to a very discrete high-end clientele, is expecting calls from more French clients.
The whore cackled – "Where is this so-call clientele?" she said.
From then on, McLean specialized in the treatment of a clientele that Lowell called "the thoroughbred mental cases".
In some cases, the contact details of a person is your Internet-based goal, because it may funnel leads into a service-based business that calls its customers by phone, and in other cases, it is developing repeat clientele.
He envisions the new Wine Library as an "adult theme park" -- the place to go on a lazy Saturday afternoon -- for a much wider clientele than those he calls wine snobs.
Dr. Rizzo herself concedes that she perceived the superintendents as what she called her clientele, in part because she and Dr. Crew had a role in appointing superintendents, and met with them weekly.
Both funds, tech heavy because of their clientele, got killed selling call options that gave holders the right to buy tech stocks in the funds.
