Sentence examples for clientele ranges from inspiring English sources

The clientele ranges in age from 1 to 15 years, Karolin David, manager, said.

Perhaps the most delightful among them is Pamp'lune, where the style is contemporary, the fabrics are bold and the clientele ranges from newborns to 10-year-olds.

Its clientele ranges from women in Chanel suits to pierced punk rockers to fishermen on their way home from the docks.

(Her clientele ranges from ladies-who-lunch to gallery girls).

The clientele ranges from urban folk looking for a dose of the outdoors and international guests interested in the upstate scene to locals, sometimes farmers, stopping in for dinner, drinks, and entertainment.

The ambiance is the antithesis of pretentious and on any given day, the clientele ranges from out-of-towners, to a tattoo-covered, leather-jacket wearing couple, a middle-aged impromptu group, and a mixture of NYU graduates.

The music changes throughout the day to accommodate a clientele ranging from young adults to senior citizens.

At Coach, Krakoff designs for a clientele — ranging from upmarket homemakers to their babysitters — whose sensibility is markedly different from his.

(On a recent visit the clientele ranged from the jewelry editor of French Vogue to a dapper older gentleman in a denim blazer and tie).

The clientele ranged from us to local bureaucrats and businessmen, as the menu rose from cheap boeuf bourguignon to escargots and filet mignon with truffles.

The clientele ranged from Lord Snowdon and Anouk Aimée to Pattie Boyd and George Harrison (whom Currie remembers debating rugs with in the basement – "The whole marriage thing seemed too much for him, poor dear").