Sentence examples for devoted clients from inspiring English sources

We are closeted together in the tiny buyer's boudoir at Webster's flagship store in Mayfair, surrounded by photographs of his devoted clients: Kate, Sienna, Madonna, Sharon, Jennifer.

What Gaultier realized, however, was that if he did his own collection at Givenchy, he would loe Hubert's devoted clients; and Gaultier's own customers would start spending half their money at Givenchy.

As the Managing Partner of our New York office, Ken was known as a "lawyer's lawyer", and his advice was eagerly sought by other lawyers as well as his devoted clients.

If his brasserie works out, he said, he might open a smaller version of La Côte Basque on the East Side for its devoted clients, though he acknowledged that many of them have retired to Florida over the years.

Ms. Anderson, 33, worked out with a reporter recently in a rented space in Midtown, demonstrating her signature muscle strengthening and cardio dancing, which have won her two devoted clients in Madonna and Ms. Paltrow.

Designers who routinely cater to stringy adolescents, or parade arm-baring sheaths that only Michelle Obama could love, suddenly seemed to get that their most devoted clients — women well over 40 with upscale tastes and incomes to match — view the first lady's biceps with serious pangs of envy.

And Mr. Taylor's playful use of materials and droll one-liners aligns with Zwirner & Wirth artists like Richard Tuttle and Fred Sandback, for whom the gallery already has an established and devoted client base.

Thus the early years of the Clinton Administration (think of the unsuccessful health-care-reform plan) were devoted to clients and the later years (think of the elimination of Aid to Families with Dependent Children) to the public interest.

"She was very, very, very devoted to her clients," Mr. Cagle said.

Not so long ago, few white-shoe law firms had lawyers devoted to defending clients against investigation and prosecution.

Fiercely devoted to her clients, she was not only their publicist, but also their minder, advocate and aide-de-camp.