Sentence examples for richer clientele from inspiring English sources

"It was always the intention to make the Haven somewhat obscure so it wasn't in the face of the masses," said Kevin Sheehan, Norwegian's former chief executive, who helped design the Escape with the hope of attracting a richer clientele.

Wendy's is re-launching in Tokyo, Japan today, and it looks like the chain might be going after a slightly richer clientele.

Describes rich clientele and eclectic decor.

Interior designers, like their rich clientele, are a new phenomenon in Russia.

Further away from the main city centre, Russian prostitutes entertain a rich clientele in clubs.

London's Savile Row is synonymous with quality, cut, class – but also discretion when dealing with its rich clientele.

She talked him up to her rich clientele, held seminars to educate the staff about the collections, and even staged a fashion show and catered it herself.

On an alley nestled between two streets that ran dramatically uphill, the city's rich clientele chose from a row of restaurants of different European provenance.

Certainly, Bentley is a small car company (exceeding 10,000 in sales last year for the first time), catering to an exclusive and rich clientele.

This not only suited the store owners, who didn't want to alienate their rich clientele, but also benefitted the classier shoplifters, who preferred seeing their doctors to going to prison.

After he took over the leadership in 2001 the FDP risked becoming a one-note party, obsessed with tax cuts and at the beck and call of its rich clientele.