Sentence examples for sort of clientele from inspiring English sources
A different sort of clientele; a different sporting regime.
Arikha's deft combination of classicism and modernity proved highly popular with the right sort of clientele.
Yellowstone Club World would serve a very different sort of clientele — as Ms. Blixseth put it, "people who want to flit around".
Pete Lawless, who runs the Bathtub & Gun cocktail and beer bar on the harbour arm, says the site attracts the sort of clientele who while away their evenings in Rocksalt.
Nairang Art Gallery is known locally as a destination for left-leaning intellectuals, the sort of clientele that is generally less inclined to strictly observe Sharia law.
At other times the place would be packed with all sorts of clientele, from the fairly poor to the dripping rich, from office workers and birthday parties to debauched, old-school Soho bohemians.
A case in point: disgraced Twitter bot Tay, designed to pick up slang and trends, and endear Microsoft to the sort of youth clientele they haven't had since the heady days of MSN.
"They attract a certain kind of clientele," he said.
"They only wanted a certain kind of clientele".
What kind of clientele is the site aimed at?
They hide that sort of shady business, but not so well that their clientele can't find them.
