Sentence examples for in a clientele from inspiring English sources

Again, the event brought in a clientele of rap fans who might not usually have set foot in a Swatch store.

She set up shop in 1997 and her mastering skills soon brought in a clientele as eclectic as the genres in the industry, from Wu-Tang Clan and Linkin Park to indie mainstays The Shins.

The first Rhino shop brought in a clientele that included Harold Bronson.

He also realised that if Las Vegas's seedy image was changed, it could bring in a new clientele.

Cruise line operators bring in a young clientele, and for promoters and artists, the trips can be lucrative opportunities during the industry's usual winter doldrums.

"Our watches are made in limited series for a clientele of connoisseurs," Mr. Journe said in an interview in Paris.

It wants to bring in a downtown-ish clientele while acquiring a stable base of Philharmonic subscribers.

From then on, McLean specialized in the treatment of a clientele that Lowell called "the thoroughbred mental cases".

But State Farm, the biggest home insurer in the country, with a clientele of mainly middle- and lower-income homeowners, says about 12percentt of its policyholders buy umbrella coverage.

Simple salads like white beans stewed with balsamic vinegar and preserved tomatoes (12 euros, or $16.60 at $1.38 to the euro) appeal to a clientele in skinny sequined leggings.

And when he has to make a speech in a gay bar with a clientele whose look is more S&M than M&S, you fear for him – how is it all going to pan out?