Sentence examples for the clientele that from inspiring English sources

"The clientele that supported it for so long is either dying or moving to Florida," said Randy Suckney, 39, a hockey coach who used to work at the Hilltop as a line cook and was having a last meal here with his father.

Given the clientele, that usually meant a struggle – a bit of nightclub rugby.

For a moment, I see the place through their eyes, the freewheeling mix of the clientele that makes Canter's what it is.

Chirnomula is well aware that his four Connecticut restaurants may not have the clientele that can distinguish among the myriad cuisines of India, but the chef, who is from Hyderabad in the south of the sub-continent, is committed to changing the preconceptions among Americans that an Indian menu is little more than tandoori, mulligatawny soup and thirty variations on curry.

Given the scarcity of these resources, it would be appropriate to better target the clientele that may benefit from them.

The clientele that night also included four Hondurans, eight Mexicans and assorted Colombians and Dominicans.

While my own recent unearthing of Golden Rod was only slightly less dramatic, the neighborhood clientele that often fills the place to bursting has known about the place since it opened three years ago.

In the Three Choirs shop, where there is wine tasting every hour of the day, something only the semi-retired clientele that fills the shop can really take full advantage of; it even sells a vineyard map of the UK.

"He was very concerned that the space would attract the kind of clientele that would go to the Coliseum," Mr. Metzidakis said.

Indeed, it is a country club in the wilderness that attracts the sort of clientele that favors Caneel Bay in the Virgin Islands and Mauna Kea in Hawaii.

It should be said that this is a common occurrence, as most budding brands have utilized this selling model to whet the appetite of the distinguished clientele that the esteemed luxury retailer attracts.