Sentence examples for He catered from inspiring English sources
He catered to different markets.
He catered to after-hours clubgoers, celebrities and struggling artists.
He catered to a wealthy clientele, including Thomas Jefferson, who commissioned a clock for the University of Virginia.
He catered to national Republican prejudices that are completely at odds with New Jersey's needs; he cared more about avoiding embarrassment over a misguided campaign pledge than about serving an urgent public need.
He catered directly to schoolboy taste by relating the awful death of Mr William Eley, who "undertook the copper-cap trade; and, lamentable to relate, was blown to atoms by an awful explosion of fulminating mercury, from which every one and every thing around him escaped with, comparatively, little injury".
He catered a lunch for visiting Republican governors recently at the Bush ranch near Crawford, and folks in these parts suggest that he may soon be catering big Washington dos as well, the way Walter Jetton of Fort Worth once did for his friend President Johnson.
Does he cater to the rich and charge too much?
He caters to no one & is firm in his principals.
Reason for this is that he caters exclusively to the movie people.
He caters to people who don't know what fascism is".
Georges Briguet, its owner, said he caters at least one bris a year.
