Sentence examples for find clientele from inspiring English sources

It's such an obscure little niche you find clientele that are very interested in it".

Boats that land old or mishandled fish don't last long in the intense local competition, and restaurants foolish enough to serve it find their clientele vanishing.

A rabbi from Ofra kosherized their fresh-tasting light beer, which found a clientele in Israel.

He quickly found a clientele among young players, and his West Side apartment became a crash pad for guitarists from out of town.

They found a clientele in the venture capitalists and entrepreneurs who were amassing paper fortunes in the stocks of a few companies and wanted to diversify without drawing attention to their trades.

Clearly the owners of HFC were seeking a glam crowd and one with lavish expense accounts, and, after only two months in operation, they seem to have found the clientele they wanted, both male and female.

Restaurants specializing in sushi abound in Japan, where subtleties of preparation find a discriminating clientele.

"You'll find that Chinese clientele are very appreciative of these techniques," said Julien Schaerer, managing director and auctioneer at Antiquorum Geneva.

The site was on a busy avenue with heavy foot traffic in Yorkville, where Mr. Crowe was sure that his Irish stouts and homemade shepherd's pie would find a loyal clientele.

Locals know a good thing so it is comforting to find that local clientele tend to dominate the other tables to a greater extent than at restaurants nearer to the sea front.

They aren't hard to find, and their clientele includes a range of economic classes; a bottle of smuggled booze in Iran typically costs anywhere from $20 to $100.