Sentence examples for finally catering from inspiring English sources
Fantastic that someone is finally catering, stylishly, to this (oversized) gap in the market.
I'm half encouraged that studios are finally catering to older audiences, while proving that older actors can still draw in the kids.
Finally, Sling TV is catering to its sports fans with an upgraded Sports section that makes it easier to find out when favorite teams are playing and on what channel.
On Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook actually mentioned the word "enterprise" onstage in California, signaling that the Cupertino-based tech giant may finally be getting serious about catering to big businesses with the introduction of its new iPad Pro line.
Finally, Smith sees a social mission beyond catering to his bourgeois contemporaries.
Finally, many of these consumer marketplaces are catering to the vast addressable market of consumer spending; the S1's of HomeAway, Grubhub and Etsy boast TAMs of $85 billion, $67 billion and $30 billion, respectively.
LONG past midnight, after the guests have driven home and the hosts have finally removed their shoes, Susan Morton not so gently tells her catering staff to "make it like it never happened".
And after 15 years as one of the largest tour operators on the Island, Mr. Trotta is finally a card-carrying member of his own Prime Time Travel Club, catering to peripatetic sightseers of a certain age.
Finally, since this study was conducted in a charitable non-government organization hospital, catering for disadvantaged villagers in remote parts of the country, the range of socio-economic status among subjects was not very wide.
Finally people are realizing that there is no reason for introverts to be side-lined – and that there's money in catering exclusively to us.
Finally we will be setting up cold calls to potential clients and have half and full page advertisements in various publications catering to nonprofit organization's needs.
