Sentence examples for fastidious customer from inspiring English sources

Potato chips originated in Saratoga Springs in 1853, by George Crum, a chef, who was merely trying to satisfy a fastidious customer, at Moon's Lake House.

By William Knapp and James Thurber The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 9 Potato chips originated in Saratoga Springs in 1853, by George Crum, a chef, who was merely trying to satisfy a fastidious customer, at Moon's Lake House.

The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 9 Potato chips originated in Saratoga Springs in 1853, by George Crum, a chef, who was merely trying to satisfy a fastidious customer, at Moon's Lake House.

In addition to building a brand name, Dell allowed Japan's notoriously fastidious customers to try its machines.

Penrice's neatly packed, granular bicarbonate still appeals to fastidious customers in Japan, where it puts the fizz in bath salts.

Many Thai dishes can be cooked relatively quickly, and Thais are fastidious about cleanliness, important to customers worried about eating alongside a road.

The author's only reference to sanitation is "Thais are fastidious about cleanliness, important to customers worried about eating alongside a road".

Both were compulsive show-offs who infuriated more fastidious Tories while pulling in the paying customers.

Now comes a sociological guide to their customers: 10 categories of patrons including Wafflers (slow deciders), Fastidious Orderers, Manic Gobblers, Office Gossipers and Soda Thieves (who fill up their free water cups with Sprite).

He was fastidious, and….

His family is fastidious.