Sentence examples for may be catering from inspiring English sources

So while Apple may be catering to consumers' growing disgust with invasive and disruptive online advertisements by supporting ad-blocking technology in its newly released mobile operating system, iOS 9, it seems that allowing an app like Been Choice to actually block ads in native apps – and in particular, Apple's own News app – goes against Apple's own best interests.

With films like "Chicago" on the roster, Hoboken may not be catering specifically to families, but it is not hard to find places that do.

He catered a lunch for visiting Republican governors recently at the Bush ranch near Crawford, and folks in these parts suggest that he may soon be catering big Washington dos as well, the way Walter Jetton of Fort Worth once did for his friend President Johnson.

Local restaurants will be catering lunch.

Some things I observed People sometimes just need to give themselves permission to do stuff – and hosting these sessions helps as it's in a friendly environment We were concerned it may seem patronising as it's catering for kids and considered making our own work-related tutorials, but in fact these tutorials were fun and easy for the participants.

4. Heat a griddle pan over a high heat for about 4 minutes, then add the bacon (depending on how many you're catering for, you may need to do this in batches, in which case have the oven on low so you can keep the cooked bacon warm until it's all ready).

So is catering for the players.

("Guest" is catering verbiage for "them").

"We have been catering to all communities and their interests".

Soon he was catering all over the region.

She is catering for at least a week.