Sentence examples for the old clientele from inspiring English sources

The old clientele had died or gone abroad.

So branded afternoon teas have become popular – Lanvin, Issey Miyaki and Godiva chocolates are all involved – with fashionable young women replacing the old clientele of businessmen and tourists.

Deborah Hastie, spokeswoman for Rigby & Peller, who has been making the queen's undergarments since 1960, notes, "The younger consumers still recognize the royal warrant, but it doesn't sway them as much as the older clientele.

At Clawson's barbershop, a small blue building on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive with Obama signs taped to the windows, the older clientele recalled having to sit outside doctor's offices and take Constitution tests to vote.

You might actually learn something from the older clientele.

The children's workbench "Fartfull" was met with giggles in the anglophone world, as was the desk aimed at the slightly older clientele called the "Jerker".

Mr. Federman feared that members of his old clientele would be scandalized.

"I have my old clientele, no tourists," said Mrs. Dorato, 82.

Her old clientele couldn't help her, either, for most of her Saks customers had been strapping, all-American types, and Prada made little, if anything, for them.

Thought the slightly older clientele had more decorum than that Princess Beatrice's terrier Max was bitten by the Queen's corgis at Balmoral last week, reportedly one of several royal canine scraps.

The mostly older clientele happily dine and chat nearly exclusively in Spanish.