Three years of renovation later, he began receiving clients by appointment.
My former roommate, an apprentice to a carpenter, had left because the three female tenants were prostitutes and often received clients in the house.
Lone Star employees set up a stall by stacking a piece of discarded plywood onto two cardboard boxes, and they were up and running, ready to receive clients.
When the boy was thirteen, Boccaccino moved from Florence to Naples to work for an important counting house, and he took his son with him, to learn the business: receive clients, oversee inventory, and the like.
Just outside the new hangar's huge door, bosses from Dassault Falcon, Bombardier and Hawker Beechcraft were parked in the comfortable executive offices of their choicest planes as they received clients.
Whether at home or a small satellite office, you still have to receive clients–and that means keeping things looking tidy and professional.
These categories included issues related to the process of receiving clients judicially diverted into treatment, the assessment and treatment of criminal justice mandated clients, and the relationship dynamics involved in collaborating with court employees in the post-reform era.
She used to keep a studio where she received clients but in latter years she's mostly been going to people's houses.
If you want people to pay you for coaching but you won't pay for a coach yourself, then how are you expected to receive clients?
On one hand, there are the "Danias --call girls who hang out in the fanciest night spots in the city-- who receive clients in their own apartment charging up to $500.
As most of the assessed labs are structured primarily as testing centers that receive clients via physician referral, these facilities may not have experience in providing client-centered counseling.
