Sentence examples for mix of clientele from inspiring English sources
He has a bizarre mix of clientele.
He is particularly proud of his eclectic mix of clientele.
It's important that we have a mix of clientele".
It's a great mix of clientele, and you're just as likely to see a trio of 80-year-old Cuban men belting out some old Cuban jazz tune as you are to see a fuccboi from the nearby university crying while crooning out some Pearl Jam song.
Examples of these types of characteristics include type of practice, professional skills mix, profile of clientele, location, and fees charged, among others.
Usually the clientele is a mix of business travellers, celebrities and even royalty (Her Majesty the Queen has stayed – and if she'd brought the corgis, she'd have discovered that there's a dinner option on the room service menu for guests' dogs).
Entering or leaving the hotel is always an event since the Peninsula's guests are a curious mix of high-end clientele from China and from around the world, ferried around by a fleet of Rolls-Royces and BMWs.
The study was carried out in Korle Bu Teaching Hospital which provides tertiary services and therefore has a good mix of rural and urban clientele, drawn from all over the country but with majority from the south.
It is a traditional Chilean drinking den, its clientele a mix of tradesmen, shopkeepers and artists.
And the clientele, a mix of ages and ethnicities, seemed as diverse as the menu.
But beginning in 2007, Mr. Cherubin's clientele – a mix of working-class blacks, Latinos and West Indians – dwindled to 300 customers, from a peak of 800.
