Sentence examples for no catered from inspiring English sources

There was no catered lunch, pushy publicist, stylist, or even hair or makeup.

Unlike the Golden Globe Awards, the Academy Awards serves no catered dinner, so guests have to make do with snacks provided at the bar.

But most breweries, thank goodness, no longer cater chiefly to the timid.

Are the gamers we spoke to facing a future in which their way of interacting with games will no longer be catered for?

Some of the tracks, when played on the game's X setting, seem to want movement from the player's body that is in no way catered for by human evolution.

You can't call it a dot-com boom — there is not much capital, there are no parties with catered sushi and no one is expecting to get rich.

There's a lot of cyclists in Manchester but that's no means adequately catered for right now and it's what the city is really missing.

At Super Latina, a grocery store next door, Jose Banos, the 36-year-old owner, said that when he moved here from El Salvador 15 years ago, there were no stores that catered to the Hispanic community.

The brainchild of Elenice Senn, a former professional body boarder from Brazil, and Stephanie Tufts, a surf instructor from California, Kelea Surf Spa came about following a joint trip to Hawaii, where the girls realised that, although women were increasingly involved in the sport, no surf camp catered to the health-conscious female surf aficionado.

Some agencies no doubt cater to gay couples.

A determined autodidact who "has not had much of what you'd call a formal education," Lou has schooled himself on the Internet, and it shows in the earnest insincerity of the self-improvement phraseology he often resorts to, as when he tells a prospective employer, "I know that today's work culture no longer caters to the job loyalty that could be promised to earlier generations".