Sentence examples for shop clients from inspiring English sources
Through the windows of the vaulted shop, clients can watch him construct made-to-measure umbrellas and parasols using waterproofed and UV-protected silk, taffeta, linen and cotton, then hand-finish them with button fixtures instead of snaps.
We examined drug shop clients' ability to pay based on the sales of other pharmaceuticals sold at ADDOs and reviewed research examining willingness and ability to pay for ACTs [ 12].
In all, 21 Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) were conducted with: drug shop vendors in the intervention arm (n = 4) and the control arm (n = 3); drug shop clients and local residents (members of the community hereafter) in the intervention arm (n = 4) and the control arm (n = 2); and with health worker staff from health facilities in the intervention area (n = 5) and the control area (n = 3).
This estimation does not include revenue from any other sources and is based on a barber shop client average of $35 and miscellaneous services average of $50.
As agencies scale up to become one-stop global marketing shops, clients are squeezing them harder on price.
None of the professional designers said they planned to shop for clients on eBay.
Mr. Miller, instead, went to work in a Beverly Hills flower shop, whose clients included many of his idols.
(When the Wolf Group, based in Toronto, collapsed, Mr. Rogers opened his own shop with clients of the New York office like Scotts Miracle-Gro).
Today, the shop's clients are primarily American and British collectors who pay as much as $3,000 for the rarest of canes, usually those with ivory or precious-metal decorations.
The son of the 2001 Derby winner Monarchos, Win Willy was bought for a bargain of $25,000 on the final day of the Keeneland September Sale, which is where trainers like Mac Robertson shop for clients like Myers who are hardly millionaires.
Advocates of the merger trend insist that, in addition to more capital and greater globalization, a larger bank offers the benefit of a "one-stop shop," whereby clients can employ a single firm to complete both their debt financing and initial public offering (IPO).
