Sentence examples for fellow clients from inspiring English sources

To make me feel better, Judy would tell me about fellow clients in far worse shape than I was.

One doleful concern of Mr. Spurlock and all his fellow clients is the long wooden shrubbery planters that they see stacked on the roof of the garden center's office.

And here, in one of the last truly wild places left on the continent, the Bates and five fellow clients of Arctic Treks were soon marveling at the wildlife, including the plump ptarmigans nesting nearby and a pair of grizzly bears lumbering along a rocky ridge high in the distance.

The Chelsea Garden Center, then, is exactly the kind of place that Mr. Spurlock and his fellow clients at the Bowery Residents Committee Adultt Day Health Center would not be able to enjoy unless fate had offered them a perch that looks down upon, among other things, yuppies buying mulch.

Ninety-five percent of my fellow clients live in halfway houses or three-quarter houses, and I don't know what the difference between a halfway and three-quarter is.

The participants noted that there often seemed to be a lack of social engagement with fellow clients and staff in DSS and/or SWD.

Can an employee report suspicious activities of a fellow colleague, client or visitor without negative ramifications?

Nike, Tag Heuer and Porsche cut off their lucrative sponsorships – although the racket manufacturer Head remained faithful, a decision criticised by fellow client Andy Murray.

Net promotor score (NPS) is an indicator used to determine the possibility of the healthcare client recommending the health facility to a fellow client (e.g., relative, friend or co-worker) based on their personal experiences of the quality of health service delivery.

Lesnar returned on the June 17 episode of Raw, attacking Heyman's fellow client CM Punk with an F-5.

The day after Ted's conversation with Brandon's counselor at Morningside, Brandon spent a good portion of his time relaxing in the living room of First House with fellow client David Falk, watching a movie on the television.