Sentence examples for older clientele from inspiring English sources
THE CROWD -- Casual, mostly older clientele.
Certainly, they agreed, the businesses along Third Avenue would lose a lot of their older clientele.
During the day it caters to an older clientele and has more the air of a canteen.
Popular with a slightly older clientele, the hostel has dorm rooms starting from 10 euros and private doubles from 40 euros.
The children's workbench "Fartfull" was met with giggles in the anglophone world, as was the desk aimed at the slightly older clientele called the "Jerker".
He says traders need to cater to the shopping preferences of young Malaysians, as well as their older clientele".They don't want to come here," he said.
The old clientele had died or gone abroad.
Mr. Federman feared that members of his old clientele would be scandalized.
"I have my old clientele, no tourists," said Mrs. Dorato, 82.
Her old clientele couldn't help her, either, for most of her Saks customers had been strapping, all-American types, and Prada made little, if anything, for them.
So branded afternoon teas have become popular – Lanvin, Issey Miyaki and Godiva chocolates are all involved – with fashionable young women replacing the old clientele of businessmen and tourists.
