frequenter

No frequenter of the women's quarters, he did not know.

Chill out has always been essential to the party frequenters.

Frequenters of Chinese restaurants in this country, however, do sometimes eat it every day.

One note of contention among frequenters is the name by which the restaurant should be called.

So many frequenters have tried to express the charm of that household.

While its frequenters are a bit sad, they tend to have a strong moral stance about such things.

The cab driver was evidently a frequenter of this lunch room.

Some frequenters of the kitchen prefer a device customized for use there.

It was both late and early for the majority of the frequenters of the establishment.

Ah, the friends and names and frequenters, those times, that place.

Gradually they all became regular frequenters of the hallway.

Most of its frequenters were young and noisy.

None of the frequenters of the hotel appeared to be connected with the case.

Pool was the popular game among the Bowery frequenters.

Those people happen to be the highest frequenters of casual-dining restaurants."

He's a frequenter of this place, and we had an appointment to meet here today this very hour."

Can you imagine in that cell a frequenter of summits and upper decks?

One of these was a frequenter of the Queen's chapel whom he knew by sight.

He is said to have had a good practice among frequenters of the theatres, and to have been led to write for the stage.

Duncan is portrayed as the stereotypical workaholic and a frequenter of call girls.

He said he knew many of the victims as frequenters of the airport, although not by name.

Railroad engineer Casey Jones was a frequenter of the town during his travels.

Hence he became a frequenter of the last tavern in Tyreen.

"Incest," he said gravely to a large crowd of Forum frequenters, "is a game the whole family can play."

Thus when the president of the special court opened it, the professional Forum frequenters tended to think poorly of him.