Sentence examples for privileged clientele from inspiring English sources

PURSE Among the privileged clientele are with-it celebrities and voraciously spoiled brats.

The new owner, Kevin Robinson, a former chief operating officer with Cafe Concepts (whose populist Manhattan properties include Trattoria Dell'Arte, Cafe Fiorello and the Brooklyn Diner), said he wanted to make his often privileged clientele feel at ease.

For the more privileged, especially white clientele, health care was financed by numerous third parties, that is, health insurance companies co-financed by privately paying members and their employers.

Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

The New Yorker, October 22, 1938 P. 25 Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

The clientele is motley.

It's the clientele.

The clientele changed.

Large Indian clientele.

"The clientele demands it".

"I felt very privileged".