Sentence examples for usual clientele from inspiring English sources

He said the recession had probably affected the middle-classes more than H&T's usual clientele.

Ms. Jeyifo said that Savored diners tended to be younger than mk's usual clientele and that many were repeat customers.

Indeed, the place was bustling with the usual clientele — millionaires, doormen, tourists, celebrities, deliverymen — and Mr. Hasen bantered with many of them.

A little diner on Dunsmuir Street was back to its usual clientele, the occasional office worker stopping in for a coffee to go.

Instead of the usual clientele, the cinema was packed with girls wearing their slicked-back hair with razor-sharp kiss curls and teenage boys in diamond studs and big coats who laughed and brapped their way through the screening.

The usual clientele of Canadian tourists had been scared off after Escobar's people had fired a rocket at the hotel, killing two doctors attending a medical conference.Now security has improved, tourism is booming again, and the city has clawed its way on to the international literary and conference scene.

Guests in leather chaps mingled with the club's usual hipster clientele.

This may reflect the usual SoHo clientele, but at least I found a comfortable refuge.

This wasn't the restaurant's usual weekend clientele, primarily expat Nigerians already familiar with specialties like goat-head stew and giant land snails.

He is also betting that the improving economy and strengthening housing market will help the sales of Steinway pianos, a luxury item that proved to be out of reach in recent years, even for its usual wealthier clientele.

I was surprisingly nervous and found myself regaling details of my domming days in a bid to differentiate myself from her usual male clientele.