Sentence examples for he caters to from inspiring English sources

Even when he is confined to Washington, he caters to his golf habit.

As for sondheim, Broadway holds its leading composer dear while simultaneously acknowledging that he caters to a rarefied market.

Mr Denson's attracts the biggest black congregation in the area, he says, largely because he caters to commuters who want to spend precious hours with their families.

He has a diehard base that he caters to, and the more he does, the more he alienates the rest of the public.

Their credentials as part of the British media herd he caters to, he added, meant "we accommodated them, though we rarely allow any filming here".

But Beck's Web site, The Blaze, was full of justifications for the mass murder of innocents, and provided a sampling of the troubled audience he caters to in this country.

He catered to different markets.

He catered to after-hours clubgoers, celebrities and struggling artists.

Does he cater to the rich and charge too much?

He catered to a wealthy clientele, including Thomas Jefferson, who commissioned a clock for the University of Virginia.

With his compatriot Hubert Robert, he catered to a new taste for idealized, somewhat sentimentalized landscapes.