clientele , also: clientage

They live over the store, close to the business and the clientele.

It was still the same business, just with a different clientele.

I think it will make our international clientele feel at home.

We built up a clientele that's more like a family.

The end result for the City is a much smaller clientele.

"I can see how they might have trouble building a clientele."

He would choose his clientele well, probably those wanted by the law themselves.

I thought they'd be used to serving an international clientele.

The club is now opened to a more international clientele.

Young people 12 to 19 make up the bulk of her clientele.

However the schools can not price themselves beyond the reach of their potential clientele.

If you've ever asked yourself that, you'll love the Clientele!

They were the core of his clientele and he had some new things to show.

"But very few people can see them, so there is no clientele."

To be sure, most of my master's clientele came from such areas.

They worked hard to present a nice product to their clientele.

In the last two years, however, his clientele has risen 30 percent, to 750 members.

"I think a third of my clientele will be gone on purpose," he said.

These girls are on the street night and day, developing their own clientele.

They provided a service no one else would give to a clientele with little to lose.

Inside, its clientele appeared to have little concern for the time of day.

The rest of the clientele looked like they checked in for an hour at a time.

A coach's clientele is often built through word of mouth.

The clientele are stylish and always ready for a good time.

Most of the clientele were Arabs who kept to themselves.