For a country which doesn't encourage extreme drinking, I'm surprised by the number of pissed clientele.
"What we've seen is that there are a substantial number of our clientele who prefer location No. 2 to No. 1 because when the patio is open, there are more seats, and we have a counter and indoor waiting area and valet parking in the evenings," Mr. Coker said.
All of this is voluntary, and a large number of the facility's clientele is made up of office workers and students seeking a weekend away from South Korea's high-intensity work culture.
Considering the context of demographic ageing and the limited capacity of the GAU, we propose a number of recommendations regarding the targeting of clientele, the physical environment, the medical and health care professional resources, as well as the clinical and management procedures, and those of discharge planning.
According to a new Time story, sex trade businesses are launching a number of promotional initiatives to invite clientele, from senior-citizen discounts to free shuttles to and from the spots where the magic happens.
Local businesses such as caterers, restaurants and hardware stores benefit from the influx of clientele and service needs not to mention the number of residents employed by the entertainment industry who suddenly have work.
On a cold Saturday in early 2009, Glenn Black, a yoga teacher of nearly four decades, whose devoted clientele includes a number of celebrities and prominent gurus, was giving a master class at Sankalpah Yoga in Manhattan.
Professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers has launched a number of apps to serve its global clientele.
I also like that while rat-braining the clientele of any number of record stores is fair game, spelling out the word "fucking" didn't make the cut (click the picture to make it big).
The restaurant's clientele includes a growing number of big names from the pop scene, drawn by the high quality of Ibború's music.
