Sentence examples for nice catering from inspiring English sources

"When you go from two or three people on a bus and nice hotels to everybody on the same bus, staying at a Holiday Inn and playing a club that has a closet for a dressing room," Mr. Phillips said, "you sort of long for those days when you had nice catering".

Even my mom once said that, deep down, he was actually a nice person and was simply catering to his supporters.

The rustic lets range from one to three bedrooms and, although they're self-catering, there's a nice central space with a restaurant if you want to mingle with other guests.

You know those nice thick towels you get at country inns catering to people with J. Crew taste?

He would approach the catering bus with his Capote voice and nice posture, because 'the way my mouth works is completely differently from his mouth.

A woman loves a nice dinner as well as a day spent together, catering to her preferences.

Inntravel (01653 617004, inntravel.co.uk) has some nice Italian breaks in July, including lots of self-catering properties with summer availability.

That said, underwear scenes like this are nice and all for the younger male demographic this show is catering to, but even those males can see that this one was gratuitous.

Generally speaking, Southerners are nicer than Northerners; they're more pleasant, less hurried, less brusque and considerably more gracious, even when their jobs don't entail catering to paying guests.

So you get dressed, try to do your hair up nice but wonder if they'll have a hairdresser there — maybe they'll even have catering!

While the LCDs and printers have some nice specs and features, the XPS M1710 deserves special mention because Dell has done a solid job catering to the gaming community on this model.