Sentence examples for peculiar client from inspiring English sources

The narrator of "In the Miso Soup" (1997) is a tourist handler in Tokyo's red light district who can't tell whether a peculiar client is a serial killer or simply a typical lonely American man.

Ms. Grubman's peculiar circumstances have onlookers, clients and business associates wondering how helpful publicity can be if it comes from a firm whose namesake is behind bars, and asking who will hire a publicist famous for stumbling into one of the worst publicity gaffes of recent times.

Héloïse Goddard – a prostitute, also known as "The Austrian" because of her resemblance to Queen Marie Antoinette, who specialises in indulging the peculiar perversions of her clients; also Baratte's love interest.

Aside from wealth management, private banks turned family offices also offer other professional services that meet the peculiar needs of their clients, ranging from tax advice to philanthropic use of their wealth.

Interestingly, another estate agent says that he recently got a "peculiar" call from a Russian client eager to sell two large properties immediately, which might possibly be connected to the crisis.The number of properties registered to Russians understates the true total by failing to capture offshore structures fronted by nominees, of which Russians are particularly fond.

His lawyer, however, issued a peculiar non-denial that focused instead on his client's right to privacy in the bedroom.

Hardware Company on Canal Street is to be transported back to an era when stores in the city were neighborhood institutions, a peculiar nexus of an owner's passions and a client's needs.

Health workers have their own peculiar challenges, which could influence their relationship and communication with clients and encourage them to adopt appropriate behaviours.