Magnum customer

Usage examples of client.

I have counseled clients to decrease their expenditures in display advertising while increasing their category listings.

In fact, many of my clients have removed the 24hour emergency message from their yellow page advertising, opting for simpler, well-positioned messages.

Lucas Trent was, after all, the most important client Amaryllis had signed up since she had come to work for Psynergy, Inc.

Gaius Caesar are above the power of this court because they have an ancestry a thousand years old and multitudes of clients?

I am repeatedly told that the soul itself is androgynous, and yet, in the same breath, clients declare sex is not an unimportant factor.

I think I should hardly be doing my duty if I were not to warn you that you will do wisely to exhibit no hesitation in the arrangements by which your agreement is to be carried out, and that in the event of your showing the slightest disposition to qualify the spirit of your strong note to them, or in anywise disappointing their client, you must be prepared, from what I know of the firm, for very sharp practice indeed.

We were in the holding area behind the arraignment court, where attorneys are routinely allowed access to confer with clients before court begins.

From first appearance to arraignment to preliminary hearing and on to trial and then appeal, the franchise client demands hundreds if not thousands of billable hours.

The clients had seemed to be holding back on the matter of the documents, as if reluctant to stress their importance in case the arsonist helped himself to some of them instead of burning them.

Gifts that arrive at home obviously ought to be declared by the client to his employer, just in case they were ever to influence him in deciding who to give a piece of business to, but somehow in the hurly-burly of the run-up to Christmas, when there are a thousand and one things to do, some things may be overlooked.

SOCKETS LAYER A protocol developed by Netscape that provides authentication of both client and server in a secure communication on the internet.

The thing was done so rapidly that the sheriff--a sly, keen fellow, worthy of his clients Barbet and Metivier--found the lad weeping in his chair when he entered the wretched room, after assuring himself that the manuscripts were not in the antechamber.

I knew the place: it was a brothel-house or place of disorder for bawds and whores which had more clients than Westminster Hall and more diseases than Newgate.

His immediate destination was a boardinghouse that catered to off-world clients, a likely place for Beeker and Nightingale to be staying-and a good place to stay, himself.

Business drops off when biker violence drives away clients and tourists.