Sentence examples for occasional client from inspiring English sources

He continued to produce custom clothing for the occasional client, but, fuelled by speed, he indulged in an orgy of blame.

After that, a business dinner was planned at the Waverly Inn with a friend and occasional client, Philip Levine, an entrepreneur.

Of course there is the occasional client who shops when she is blue, Ms. Misagal noted with relief, adding: "She is the shopping therapy person.

For the most part, she said, the tar roof was a place apart, a fantasy shared by the occasional client of Jon Knoetgen, an architect in Mamaroneck.

Ast, who also achieved notoriety as an actress in "Andy Warhol's Heat" and "Reform School Girls," worked at Halston's Madison Avenue boutique, where she served major attitude and the occasional client (like Jacqueline Kennedy), while routinely attracting attention for her star turns on Halston's catwalks.

Disclaimers: the European Commission is an occasional client, but not in areas related to the Commission's interest in the Helix Nebula project, the Helix Nebula Initiative, or the proposed European Open Science Cloud.

But he and his company have been more highly valued for keeping things in the dark than for the occasional, client-approved exposé.

These tests showed that the target population, i.e. VSEs/SMEs acting as occasional clients, were able to easily learn how to use the proposed software.

Lance said his provision of "non-resident directors for legitimate purposes" for occasional clients was not a significant part of the business.

It is almost always Mexicans from other parts of the country who know of Sinaloa's association with drug trafficking and want to see evidence of it firsthand, said Juan, who declined to provide his last name to avoid running afoul of traffickers, some of whom he said are occasional clients.

"Previous major sporting events have shown that a few [supporters] are regular or occasional clients for prostitution and that other, younger [supporters] get initiated during these events, when partying justifies all excesses," said the Council.