Sentence examples for clientele from from inspiring English sources
THE CROWD Casually attired neighborhood clientele, from couples to families.
The Clientele, from London, is dedicated to pop understatement.
The move to Beverly Hills reflected a shift in clientele, from jockeys to actors.
Their clientele – from Arab princes to Hollywood stars – have cancelled in droves.
Clientele From bike couriers and tourists, to hard-core juicers picking up a week's supply.
He also took pains to protect the clientele from the talent.
The Kabul is in Hicksville's growing Indian enclave and draws much of its clientele from there.
But it must also protect the clientele from its own history, its own ghosts.
Firebox has a steady lunchtime clientele from surrounding businesses and government offices and evening diners from all over the region.
The hotel has a low-key professional clientele, from the fields of art, fashion, film and TV.
The new restaurant supposedly will get most of its clientele from uptown, but no color-line is drawn.
