Sentence examples for dedicated clientele from inspiring English sources

Pamplemousse, has a small but dedicated clientele and ways of dealing with greedy restaurateurs who try to steal her secrets.

Kosher With Class Serving high-end kosher food seems a sure way to attract a dedicated clientele.

And the specialized wares attract a dedicated clientele that doesn't mind paying.

The Clientele, from London, is dedicated to pop understatement.

From the beginning, Burberry dedicated himself to devising superior ways of protecting his clientele from the elements.

Joseph Grundfest, the Clearinghouse's director, expects that the sort of "bet-your-life law firms", the ones "dedicated to the legal equivalent of brain surgery" will keep their clientele intact.

But a different clientele had developed: a population of merchants and burghers, dedicated venture capitalists who had scads of discretionary cash and were looking for somewhere classy to park it.

And who knows, maybe fewer drugs will be needed: about a quarter of elderly people suffer from depression, she says, but the combined effects of sun and socialisation might help combat that.Ms Lindquist envisions no more than 15% of a ship being dedicated to old folks so that they are able to mingle with the more youthful regular clientele, a clientele that could become even younger.

"Our clientele is looking for authenticity, for creative people who are dedicated to their work, for meaningful stories".

A dedicated gay bar — as opposed to one with, say, a night devoted to gay clientele — debuted here in 2013, the first ever in Havana.

Eventually, with licensees dancing around the vagaries of the authorities, dedicated establishments sprang up – the original music halls, which were often little more than that, simple venues where popular music could be heard by a hard-drinking clientele.