Sentence examples for catered directly from inspiring English sources

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".

A network that catered directly to the Arab world, but that hired bilingual reporters who could report for the parent broadcaster should the need arise, was thought to be the best way to try to dominate coverage from the Middle East.

Traub pushed designers who catered directly to a wider audience.

The users who are catered directly by the base station are called macro-users, and the users who depend on a relay are called relay users.

This field appears, in photographic form, like a glowing cloud, a lo-fi rainbow, an Instagram filter catered directly to your innermost essence.

However, the emphasis on money for pensioners, rather than for education; handouts for retirement-age mothers rather than help for young mothers; rent controls rather than innovative social housing – in a word on policies that either cater directly to the grey-haired majority or reflect its views – is symbolic.

While institutions and businesses are the focus in terms of monetization, Knack still caters directly to students today.

On the grocery delivery side, there are few services out there to cater directly to users looking to get organic, sustainable foods.

Through Fasspay, Soft Space can now cater directly to merchants' demands for a slew of value added services to mobile payments".

While Apple is still "way too techie" to cater directly to women, new stores from Pioneer and Samsung are beginning to pick up on Sony's technique, he says.

The name implies freedom and movement, but the clothes that came down the runway yesterday were over-embellished, metallic, occasionally static, and seemingly designed to cater directly to the boldface names who were in attendance.