Significados de clientèle en inglés

And in Cairo madame had a clientèle, she commanded a price.

Newspapers with special working class clientèle are making direct appeals to their readers.

Somehow the word had been passed round the populace that formed the Olympia clientèle.

Here at the Pension Malfait, the clientèle was French.

Noon came, and with it my clientèle of Officers.

It was an average office with an average clientèle.

They know their Sunday evening clientèle and they despise it; it is not the real thing.

Between these two schools, so different in type and in clientèle, there was little in common.

See children as your clientèle not your subordinates.

This would mean my return to New York without any clientèle whatsoever and a new start.

The business was still in its infancy, monsieur; yet to-day I have the smartest clientèle in Paris.

He was a stout and respectable man with a good ecclesiastical clientèle in the pious capital of Navarre.

Our clientèle is mostly French.

The rich pupils, who formed the young men's chief clientèle, all left Paris, alarmed by the forebodings of the revolution of 1848.

Its bentwood chairs, upholstered booths and marble-topped tables looked as if they had been there forever, as did many of the clientèle.

Now Paul here keeps a café; just think of the pleasure it will give his clientèle to see him come back decorated.'