Sentence examples for wealthy clientele from inspiring English sources

Her prices reflect her wealthy clientele.

Another source for early deals: private banks, which cater to a wealthy clientele.

BMW is producing a handful of cars for a wealthy clientele.

How were they shrewd enough to overcome the rising rents and profit off a new, wealthy clientele?

He catered to a wealthy clientele, including Thomas Jefferson, who commissioned a clock for the University of Virginia.

Mr. Lafourcade, an architect, renovates historic homes and is known for transforming structures like dilapidated farm buildings for his wealthy clientele in the South of France.

A pillow menu, gold-plated bathroom fixtures and spacious rooms will not be enough to woo the next generation of the world's wealthiest clientele.

Some move westward without illusions, convinced, however reluctantly, that prostitution for a wealthier clientele is the only way to feed their families and fashion a future.

In September another Las Vegas operator, Steve Wynn, opened a casino aimed at a slightly wealthier clientele; it was followed in October by the Galaxy, intended for a less affluent crowd.

Demolition of the Third Avenue El in 1955-56 changed the East Side landscape, clearing the way for luxury high-rise apartment buildings and a wealthier clientele, and Mr. Traub climbed the executive ranks, becoming president in 1969, and chairman and chief executive in 1978.

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.