"If you look at the clientele, you'll see mostly young professional South Asian men," Mr. Ray said.
"If you look at the clientele over the years, it's obvious that the black community thought very highly of James's father as a person, and as a professional, way back then," Mr. Lee said.
So it's fitting, if somewhat tragic, that the clientele drinking Donna's signature cocktail, a rum-heavy spin on the piña colada, are more likely to associate it with spring break than with its status as the national drink of America's largest territory.
"If Acapulco's tourism is down, if occupancy is down, then the clientele in the [restaurant] goes down".
So if you meet any of the clientele keep an eye on your drink and on your wallet.
"He desired that the incidents would be blamed on the clientele, and if that was the case maybe they would curtail the parties, and the venues would be more manageable," the official said.
On supply & demand: "If you design what you think the clientele wants, then the clientele is bored.
To arrange this ludicrous, if benign, contrivance to deliberately fool the clientele is a kind of lie and hence unethical.
And considering the dramatic nature of much of the clientele, sometimes it helps if your servers are something of showmen themselves.
Men in sweaters and women in longish skirts make up the clientele these days, and, if they seem not exactly meatpacking-district chic, they still lean into each other happily on a cold night, obviously in the presence of a treat.
