Sentence examples for rich catering from inspiring English sources

Now, Zoombak won't get rich catering only to spies; after all, if the movies are any indication, another dozen spies seem to die off during every single mission.

Virgin's space venture is easily interpreted as the conceit of a super-rich man catering to the caprice of other super-rich people with the means and the time to dabble in extra-terrestrial voyaging.

Again Lanzo maintained it was just a simple health care protest and not racist, a strange claim considering he advertises his establishment as a "Klan Bar" and has a rich history of catering to some of the nation's most notorious racist groups.

Floozies catering to rich Arab visitors flounced out of shops called Up Pop and into clubs called Salt and Pepper.

Up in San Francisco, socialites snigger about a madam alleged to have made her fortune entirely by catering to rich young nerds.

New luxury hotels catering to rich Chileans and moneyed foreign visitors charge $1,100 a night, accentuating a festering income gap.

Already this year, supreme court races have included accusations of race baiting, dirty politics, catering to rich trial lawyers and abdication to business interests.

Lured by the increasing tourist traffic, investors opened eight golf courses in Sanya, many of them with luxurious clubhouses catering to rich Chinese.

He said the lobby "looks like a kind of gallery, if one can imagine a very fancy southern French gallery catering to rich people".

The city is seeing a turn towards touring exhibitions and ephemeral performances, events and discussions more suited to the tough economic climate than commercially driven work catering to rich buyers.

Luxury brands are making a big push for newly wealthy Chinese customers, and high-end American department stores are catering to rich foreign tourists.