Sentence examples for that would frequent from inspiring English sources

"The PayPal customer base is very complimentary to the customer base that would frequent Subway restaurants," explains Ken Moy, Director of Global Payments and Emerging Commerce at Subway.

The movement came about, in part, thanks to the tightly knit community that would frequent The Airliner in Lincoln Heights every week.

"It has been encouraging to see people return to the Cross, especially those that would frequent this part of the city before lockouts were enforced".

Sae-Han says that recently a group of market traders scraped together the cost of a funeral for a stray puppy that would frequent their stalls, sniffing for scraps.

As days passed in court, Guerin constructed a picture of this hidden and dark corner of Dwyer's life, drawing the jury's attention to the online BDSM communities that he would frequent under the username "architect72".

The acquaintance, and Browning plucked from the air, earned them an invitation later to join Greene at Gemma's, the restaurant that he habitually dined at and that they would frequent together during Greene's customary two-month visits to Capri and their own more prolonged stays.

"They were not the type of store that somebody would frequent on a monthly basis.

The DuBoises owned a restaurant that Nelson would frequent, and Bessie made note of his eccentric eating habits: "He would order a pie not a piece of pie, mind you, but a pie and he'd eat the whole thing right in front of me".

Mr. Cannavino, who has served as a top officer at I.B.M. and Perot Systems, told a trade show audience this week that his company was working with an airline to assemble a smart-card system that would allow frequent business flyers to pay for a ticket, establish their identity and log frequent flier mileage with the swipe of a card.

They kept the layout of the kitchen area open to create an atmosphere that would foster frequent interaction among the four family members.

Inexorably, and under intense pressure from hard-pressed airlines and business-travel consumer groups, the federal government is signaling a more welcoming attitude toward the idea of a "trusted traveler" program that would allow frequent fliers to be profiled in a registry, and to use an identification card to avoid many of the extra security searches.