Sentence examples for on the clientele from inspiring English sources
It also depends on the clientele.
Clara is a survivor – brassy and hard-hearted, happy to chomp on the clientele.
Chief among them is the cost of buying and refurbishing buildings at coveted downtown locations, said Larry Korman, co-president of Korman Communities, which began focusing on the clientele when the housing market softened in 2006.
"He desired that the incidents would be blamed on the clientele, and if that was the case maybe they would curtail the parties, and the venues would be more manageable," the official said.
"You want to start up a roasting company, I'll advise you on the clientele in the country, what kind of coffee they want, what kind of roast profile they want,".
The ASSSM plans to implement a computerized regional registry for chronic diseases that includes anthropometric and biochemical data on the clientele being followed.
Shame the clever frozen apple panna cotta is likely wasted on some of the clientele.
Signs of that portion of the clientele were on display on a recent Saturday morning at Panorama, where their BMWs and high-end sports cars sat in the parking lot near the hangar that houses Mr. Vitolo's helicopter, as well as a collection of chartered jets, including a 10-passenger Challenger 600 that makes regular trans-Atlantic trips.
Going out to the soup kitchens, which he does weekly, though he has a staff of 40, to find out what's on the mind of "the clientele".
Not to put too fine a point on the quality of the clientele, but when Edwards pleaded guilty in New York to money-laundering charges earlier this year, she admitted, "I was aware that personnel from DKB were on occasion... afraid to leave the bank because they said customers with machine guns were waiting for them".
In the sunlit dining room, where Bollywood movies show on a big TV, we tried to finish our meals ($21.12 in all), and Jean remarked on the diversity of the clientele: French tourists, Indian families, old-timers — none seemed to be in any particular hurry.
