Sentence examples for some clientele from inspiring English sources

Like most conventional thinkers, you have assumed that public pressure and the loss of some clientele will force Dolan out of his YES-less bunker.

Some clientele at boutique gyms want "the latest 'it' or 'posh' workout and expect a massage and smoothie after every class or attend only because their favorite celebrity was spotted in class," he said.

It is probably best to take on an existing pet store that is already stocked and has some clientele already.

Her practice always included some celebrity clientele.

They would represent us with some celebrity clientele.

It's a game changer for some, giving clientele access to treatment they wouldn't normally have.

Gender Blender Chester – presumably missing some potential clientele due to its proximity to the bigger queer scenes of Liverpool and Manchester – is advertised on its social media pages as a "gay" night, rather than an LGBT night, with most of its promotional material featuring men or male drag queens.

In the second stage, social meeting places would develop (such as non-gay bars and clubs but with some gay clientele), and then bars that are identified as predominantly or exclusively gay.

Although some older clientele rely on postal mailings and email or written newsletters, the Internet is highly visual and allows galleries to advertise a large amount of their artists' work.

Serving "low budget" clients, smaller/limited productivity projects (businesses and individuals), may provide a beginning, a living and valuable experience, while starting up and breaking into the efficiency marketplace to try to attain progressively larger business opportunities/and build credibility, as you get some breakthrough clientele.

Some of the clientele are from other parts of Manhattan out for some Village Italian, the nice little place on a quiet side street.