Sentence examples for devoted clientele from inspiring English sources

The vendor, a warm Bangladeshi man who had worked that corner for 12 years, spoke broken English, but had built a devoted clientele, so devoted that socialites and doormen alike gladly worked the stand for him while he ran to use a restroom.

This innovative restaurant drew a devoted clientele.

Yet to its small but devoted clientele, the Roosevelt Island Tramway is indispensable.

He acquired a devoted clientele, and after five years he started offering memberships.

They started cooking in Curry Hill in the 1990s and returned to found Haandi in 2001; a devoted clientele of cabdrivers followed them there.

City officials said they were hopeful that the art museum, with its devoted clientele, would steer more people to this part of town.

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.

The old Landmark was run by Louis Tiglias, 47, of Bayville, and his brothers, Thomas and John, who bought it in 1983 and built a clientele devoted to long-held traditions: an encyclopedic menu, breakfast all day, huge portions, home-style food and waitresses who remember how you take your coffee.

"But we believe that our watchmaking art and style is not devoted to a masculine clientele, and that's why we came back this year to feminine watches with a new, revamped product offering and it will probably continue next year," Mr. Selmoni said, adding that Vacheron Constantin sees a lot of room for the brand to expand its more feminine offerings, especially given its overall classic style.

So without benefit of a computer (and at considerable cost), Proust devoted himself to tending his upscale clientele.

The city has no gay community center, no gay pride parade, no established gay organizations; there are no bars devoted exclusively to gay or lesbian clientele.