Sentence examples for that the clientele from inspiring English sources

Mr. Andrews, 31, who has been a professional psychic for 10 years, commented that the clientele has been changing lately.

He knew that the clientele was more affluent than those who lived near his first store, which was patronized by many local students and artists.

Shaking his head and laughing, he said that the clientele runs the gamut, from police and hustlers to men and their mistresses.

7 30 p.m. 9. Comfort Chow When a restaurant is down an alley and up two flights of stairs, past signs for a nightclub called Crux, it's no surprise that the clientele skews young and in-the-know.

Ralph Ellison, remembering the restaurant in the forties, once wrote that the clientele there were hardly aware of where they were or what time it was; nor did they wish to be.

It was a more feminine look - and one that the clientele might actually want for themselves - and it was the one significant trend in a show clearly planned from the outset to plot its own course.

Was the day he visited a betting shop really Grand National day and, if so, wouldn't that make the clientele untypical?

For that, the main clientele is immigrants from the former Soviet Union.

But I know that anything that reminds the clientele that the food is related to China, the prices goes down.

"I'm sure they're very nice people, but that's not the clientele that I have at Dockers".

I was trying to work out that time who amongst the clientele might be lady golfers.