Sentence examples for which clientele from inspiring English sources

Restaurants, cafes and bars are popping up all over town with such bewildering speed that it's almost impossible to keep up with which ones are in and with which clientele, trendy or otherwise.

They serve such an enormous market that they have to have a product for an incredibly diverse clientele, which nonetheless divides essentially into three user classes: home, business, and big business.

The group claims the pot business would drive away its clientele, which it says is largely comprised of "families with children and youth ski teams".

The staff, which mirrors the clientele, is willing to please.

"What we need is an international clientele, which isn't coming," he said.

A rabbi from Ofra kosherized their fresh-tasting light beer, which found a clientele in Israel.

Some worry that the loss of smaller stores may drive out the current clientele, which is largely black.

The city also has a demanding clientele, which includes many of the country's wealthiest and most powerful people.

"But it was unable to attract the all-important corporate clientele, which is demanding about all the modern conveniences.

And Madoff was running money largely for an élite clientele, which gained access to his services primarily through inside connections, limiting the market-wide impact of his malfeasance.

This counter-service restaurant is packed daily at lunch with an almost entirely Chinese clientele, which lines up out on the sidewalk from noon to 1 30.