Sentence examples for make a client from inspiring English sources

He says it can take a good stylist an hour to make a client look properly uncontrived.

There is nothing wrong with an adviser going the extra mile to make a client feel important, and many do things like attending a child's soccer game or picking up the greens fees for a round of golf.

You get to make a client's dream come true.

She tells the story of being pregnant and having to rush to make a client meeting.

By hanging photographs in the office or waiting area, they can make a client feel comfortable and even connect with them on an emotional level.

This could be building their portfolio, their personal brand or even just one simple task they need to do to make a client or an employer happy.

And, normally, making a client feel better would have been good business sense for a personal manager.

The evocative verse is written from the courtesan's point of view: "Sometimes I turn into a cloud/like smoke from tobacco I have lit,/other times I turn into rain/which makes a client linger a bit".

In lobbying, a similar grey area still exists between giving outside interests advice on how to best make their case to ministers – MPs routinely do that free for good causes – and paid advocacy – making a client's case for money.

I asked some other sex workers about what makes a client a favorite, and here's what they had to say.

I asked some other sex workers about what makes a client a favourite, and here's what they had to say.