Sentence examples for clients you know from inspiring English sources

When the gnomes in Zurich won't open accounts for American clients, you know that Switzerland is no longer the haven it once was.

We don't tell our clients, you know, "Time to load up on stocks now.

Also, have the names and contact information for a few clients you know will give you a good recommendation.

When I gently confront a recruiter friend with the impossibility of finding such a multi-talented android, he gives me the Gallic Shrug: "It's the client, you know.

If you have ever volunteered for the Salvation Army or for a homeless shelter, or perhaps have been a client, you know that the food served is by design heavy and filling -- taste and nutrition are tertiary considerations.

According to participants this would streamline the data collection process: "It kind of makes me think of the system they have in the UK…. the nice thing for me in the UK was that you have immediate access to a lot of different information about a client… Now at least if you have a system like that you know what's happening with the client, you know where they are and that kind of stuff.

He explained to the Daily Mail that the brothers' clients were "you know … rulers of countries, oligarchs, some of the richest entrepreneurs in the world".

"I always ask the clients, 'Do you know about this?

We ask our clients, 'Do you know what Reddit is?' And only one of them did.

Eric Lloyd Wright, who apprenticed at Taliesin in the 1950's, says: "My grandfather would always tell his clients: 'Well, you know, you're my guinea pig.

Profit-driven companies have proven time and time again that a diverse workforce has better ideas, interacts with clients (or, you know, citizens) better, and is less likely to make mistakes borne of groupthink.