A spate of galleries have opened in response to a growing clientele: the number participating in SP Arte, the city's Brazilian art fair, for example, has grown to 109 this May from 41 in 2005.
Instead it asks its audience - a passionate, enthusiastic clientele who number in the thousands - to do the sifting for them, inviting them to name a "People's Choice" in a public ballot.
On a cold Saturday in early 2009, Glenn Black, a yoga teacher of nearly four decades, whose devoted clientele includes a number of celebrities and prominent gurus, was giving a master class at Sankalpah Yoga in Manhattan.
Here in Santa Ana, a suburban city in affluent Orange County, the shelter organization Mercy House has recently detected a shift in its clientele: A growing number have solid jobs on their resume.
I also like that while rat-braining the clientele of any number of record stores is fair game, spelling out the word "fucking" didn't make the cut (click the picture to make it big).
One course is to let the NHS wither, delivering an ever narrower set of services to an ever poorer clientele, as increasing numbers take up private medical insurance.
While limited in number, the clientele varies greatly.
Thirty-seven percent of Ms. Maehr's clientele are children, a number that has been growing.
The restaurant's clientele includes a growing number of big names from the pop scene, drawn by the high quality of Ibború's music.
THE ROUGH GUIDES -- Designed, like Lonely Planet, for a resourceful and independent-minded clientele, the Rough Guides number 140 titles, including the Mini Rough Guides to large cities.
I have a background in paramedical esthetics and cosmetic chemistry which spans over 25 years, working hands on with a select clientele, and a large number of skin care brands.
