"She's — she fits in with the upper-class clientele".
David (Martin Donovan) is a bright, decent, blue-collar hero, a plumber who's treated shabbily by most of his upper-class clientele.
"The clientele is a fairly middle- to upper-class clientele, and people involved in prostitution and drugs can't live in that environment".
The arrangements of comestibles, crockery and cookware and the occasional piece of fine silver or porcelain imply a humble, folksy lifestyle that appealed to his upper-class clientele.
This scandal, centred on a male brothel frequented by an upper-class clientele that included members of the British political elite, was an eerie forerunner, in its exposure of the demi-monde, of the Queensberry libel case that would eventually destroy Wilde in 1895.
Critics fear that the move to attract an upper-class clientele may come at the expense of the area's poorer population.
Marijuana is sold in boutique like stores in Colorado with an upper middle class clientele.
A mostly working-class fan base gave way to a middle-class and upper-middle-class clientele, the only people still able to afford tickets: adjusting for inflation, ticket prices now cost at least three times what they did in 1989, and, increasingly, clubs offer perks like champagne-on-tap V.I.P. boxes to their most deep-pocketed fans.
Its clientele included members of the upper class, sex workers, foreign tourists, and provincial rustics (2 ).
Virgin Atlantic Upper Class.
Her people are upper middle class or, sometimes, upper class.
