Sentence examples for Once catered from inspiring English sources
Casinos, which once catered to high-spending (and seafood-consuming) tourists, lie tossed literally across roads.
The business, which started on the Bowery, once catered to professional cooks and restaurant owners.
Many of the bars that once catered to American students coming here to party are now closed with steel gates.
Hence, perhaps, the dangerous tendency to project the needs once catered to by religious faith on to secular leaders.
Those forces are battering restaurants, from high-volume taverns like Mr. Garcia's to upscale dining rooms that once catered to bankers and politicians.
And Mary Jo Mosca told me that her maternal grandmother, Pasqua Frattura, once catered a baptismal party at which Al Capone was the godfather.
The perceived increase in these gender-dynamic reversals are challenging gendered norms and understandings in Madagascar, but they are unlikely to go away as long as the economy remains unstable and continues to expand in low-skilled jobs that cater to women at the expense of higher paid opportunities that once traditionally catered to men.
They're a bunch of white b-boys that do super abstract hip hop and, once more, cater to a devoted following (probably not the same one as Esham, though).
Theyre a bunch of white b-boys that do super abstract hip hop and, once more, cater to a devoted following (probably not the same one as Esham, though).
It is a difference that was once tolerated, even catered for.For example, the old 11-plus examinations, which sorted students into secondary schools, were skewed deliberately: boys, considered less mature than the opposite sex, were not required to perform to the higher standard set for girls.
An air of abandonment prevailed in a once prosperous setting that catered to indigent and lower-middle-class women.
