Sentence examples for for a growing clientele from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horowitz has a female fitter at his store for a growing clientele of women.

He went on writing gags for a growing clientele - including the American Bob Hope, as well as the British Ted Ray and Jimmy Edwards - and at 20 married his first wife Elizabeth, who he had met when both were in the RAF.

The husband and wife team bought the Lamb & Lion Inn last year and felt they were steadily turning the business around with more diners spending more per meal, a growing clientele and rising occupancy for their 12 rooms.

A spate of galleries have opened in response to a growing clientele: the number participating in SP Arte, the city's Brazilian art fair, for example, has grown to 109 this May from 41 in 2005.

The hotels have attracted a growing clientele of artistic types short on cash and egalitarians with money to spare.

It caters to a growing clientele of New Yorkers who are increasingly using their summer homes as year-round getaways.

"My Web traffic is up and up and up," said Aurora Tower, a New Yorker who constructs spidery star charts for her growing clientele.

Mr. Rubinger's job is now focused on sourcing the bags for his growing clientele and assessing the quality of the consigned products on a four-grade scale (from a score of one for a brand-new bag to a four for a used one).

It is seeking a third space in Manhattan to accommodate its growing clientele.

Our observations paint a coherent picture whereby enhanced production of unfolded proteins rapidly draws on the pool of inactive, oligomeric BiP to service its growing clientele.

But a growing international clientele, in particular, is helping drive up prices.