Sentence examples for one catering from inspiring English sources

The answer, according to Mr. Goloven and others, lies in efforts to retool Westchester's job base from one reliant on major corporations to one catering more to small and mid-size businesses.

But hidden on the side streets is an entirely different town, one catering to young Los Angeles hipsters who have rediscovered the desert in recent years.

Even so, a 2002 Guardian article – inspired by yet another Wimpy management buyout and rebrand (a slightly garish yellow and green design) – confidently predicted a comeback for the beleaguered burger chain on the grounds that a new type of high street had opened up: "One catering for people who cannot afford to indulge in the sort of consumer splurging that is apparently fending off recession".

There are also a number of interesting groceries and takeout joints, mostly Balkan or Middle Eastern, but at least one catering to the neighborhood's vibrant Irish community.

One, catering mostly to children and teenagers, offers 12 flavors of Froster, Couche-Tard's version of 7-Eleven's Slurpee iced drink.

One catering company that has its work cut out for it this Fashion Week is Nomad Food and Design, which, tellingly, was set up by a fashion photographer-turned-restauranteur, Martin Phillippe.

And even the cheapest motels out on New York Avenue, the ones catering to the junkies and prostitutes, charged at least twenty-five dollars a night.

Some, like the Ukrainian and Russian ones, are old pre-Soviet flags revived, some are new ones incorporating elements from older flags, and many are old Soviet ones catering to those on the barricades who are nostalgic for the country of their youth.The black and orange flag of St George is one of the most important symbols of the anti-Kiev rebels.

Some networks — especially ones catering to sports and film fans — benefit more than others.

Without millions of dollars of investors' money to buy mass-market advertising, noncommercial sites, especially ones catering to untapped or underserved sectors, face an uphill battle as they try to gather like-minded audiences from the far corners of cyberspace.

One suggested catering by In-N-Out Burger, a lochainhain.