Because the store carries cutting-edge men's wear, Mr. Steel said he catered to a small clientele and knew most of his customers by name, as well as the history of their purchases.
A leg of lamb from Breezy Hill - a nearby farm where lamb, turkeys and chickens are raised for a small clientele - will be studded with sprigs of marjoram, thyme, rosemary and little cloves of garlic, to be the centerpiece of the evening meal.
Grunneger Power and Lochem Energie have a relatively small clientele, and their objective is to grow and to ensure a solid financial basis for their organizations.
You've hustled, and built up a small clientele, and you know if you could borrow $3,000 to buy more lawn mowers and trimmers, you could hire two friends and double your business.
The premise of meaningful tax reform was one of the key contributors to the boost in business sentiment seen among our ConnectOne Bank small business clientele at the turn of the new year, and remains one of the most pressing issues on their minds today.
Concierge medicine is a small but growing concept in which doctors, typically in primary care, focus on a smaller, wealthier clientele who pay a membership fee to get on-demand access to their physicians.
She had come to Como in the North of Italy & established a small, exclusive clientele.
The small-bus clientele is mostly made up of laborers, service people and mothers with children in strollers going to doctor's appointments.
The New Yorker, December 3, 1938 P. 27 PROFILE of Dr. Bruce Blair, veterinarian, who has a flourshing practice of a select small-animal clientele in N.Y.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 3, 1938 P. 27 PROFILE of Dr. Bruce Blair, veterinarian, who has a flourshing practice of a select small-animal clientele in N.Y.
