Sentence examples for special clientele from inspiring English sources

There is a mildly witty dress designed in collaboration with Roy Lichtenstein for the first Florence Biennale; examples of Versace's didactically outré but still masterly leatherwork, of his menswear for a special clientele, and of his sometimes regal couture (a queen by definition is a dominatrix).

But Riley discovers the parlor also provides illegal services to "special clientele".

There is indication however of flexibility in fee structure in the private setting to accommodate special populations, including clientele of the Department of Veterans Affairss and those supported by the Medicare Benefits Scheme.

There turn out to be special yachts for that clientele.

And they are providing special promotions for local clientele, like letting them make a day of it by taking advantage of the spa's pool, sauna and relaxation area.

"Raising taxes sends all the wrong signals to those who must live with the government's decision to take more of their hard-earned paycheck to pay for the special interest of select clientele," Mr. Long wrote.

2. Research the particular cruise's clientele.

-Does the museum make any special efforts to attract a diverse clientele?

-Does the art fair make special efforts to attract a diverse clientele?

Moreover, this branch will be socially responsible – it won't serve alcohol until 9am, after rush hour has finished, and catering to the special needs of its more elderly clientele, who like to start early.

When creating a new bar menu for an established venue, test potential new menu items out by running them as specials to determine the preferences of your regular clientele.