Sentence examples for is catered for by from inspiring English sources

Anyone yearning for awkward social interactions is catered for by this sometimes pornographic genre which characteristically casts players as a meek young man surrounded by hordes of the opposite sex, and is often mixed with other genres, such as the popular series Sakura Wars.

Rugby union is catered for by Hull Ionians who play at Brantingham Park.

(And lunch – they're being catered for by Chinese chefs based in Manchester).

Art, am-dram, film-making and comedy are catered for by societies.

Their scuzzy existences were satirised in The Young Ones, and sofa-dossers were catered for by quiz show Blockbusters.

Moustache-lovers are catered for by stachepassions – the site is even divided by style, including Walrus, Dali and Pencil.

Fans of every subgenre (explanation here) are catered for by the group's officers, who recommend their favourite new release each week.

He also added that a Europe-wide "super-grid" could be catered for by including "jumping off points" to connect with other electricity grids in continental Europe.

Over the past decade, the Verve's wig-out tendencies have been catered for by Kasabian and co, while their navel-gazing piano ballads have been adopted by Snow Patrol and co.

Specialisms are catered for by the Group Travel Awards and the Business Travel Awards, and several other awards programmes cover the wider market, so there's bound to be something suitable for even the youngest company.

Some Dutch politicians are arguing that Muslim sensitivities should be catered for by strengthening the blasphemy laws Mr Van Gogh had outraged Muslims by broadcasting pictures of verses of the Koran scrawled on a naked female body and referring to Muslims as "goat-fuckers".