Sentence examples for for the clientele from inspiring English sources

Harder times for restaurants have meant, in many cases, better times for the clientele.

Like other day-care centers, this one also has birthday parties for the clientele.

For the clientele, they were both souvenirs from a night on the town and pictorial proof of personality.

If the threat were carried out, it would cut off business completely, for the clientele is entirely American.

A very odd soundtrack pumps out music that must be at least 40 years too young for the clientele.

The music is soft, some kind of Turkish-house-jazz blend, and apparently necessary for the clientele, who are wealthy, youngish and beautiful, and as cosmopolitan as Istanbul.

Grecian urns and lions' heads spouting water evoke a more elegant age―which is more than you can say for the podgier of the clientele.Now for the real treats.

The "girl" is a macaque monkey who worked as a waitress in a real Tokyo restaurant, handing out towels and performing other simple duties for the amusement of the clientele.

At Starbien restaurant, one of the most popular in Havana, the owner, José Raúl Colomé, said it was not unusual for a majority of the clientele to be Cubans who live on the island, rather than tourists or expatriates.

Because oil and other natural resource companies have to go where the riches are, they make up a big percentage of the clientele for risk consulting and security companies, but other sectors are in growing need of their services too.

(That figure doesn't account for all the clientele of dermatologists, plastic surgeons or hair restoration chains like Bosley).