Sentence examples for is caterer from inspiring English sources
noun
A person employed to obtain and maintain the storage of provisions, especially food.
Walter Jetton, 58, of Fort Worth, Tex., is caterer for the LBJ barbecues.
"Not only that, we will probably never even visit unless we work for a" _____, _____ or _____ — that is, "caterer," "landscaper" or "private security firm".
The kitchen is caterer-friendly, with two refrigerators, two ovens and, sunk into a 19-foot sandstone island, two dishwashers and two sinks.
Culinary Chairs are caterer Abigail Kirsch with Alison Awerbuch.
There are caterers, and my husband cooks.
The Kitchen Cooperative, Georgia Levy and Benjamin Benton, are caterers, consultants and cooks.
People who want to go to lots of parties without provoking awkward literary encounters should be caterers, not critics.
Allen replied: "We're both supposed to be caterers and I can't even get a drink".
Mr. Sanz and Ms. Garcia moved to Tresgrandas to escape the pressures of city life in Madrid, where they were caterers.
Germany may not have been responsible for the headlong rush into consumption that caused the imbalances but, says Thomas Mayer, Deutsche Bank's chief economist, "we were caterers to the party".
