Sentence examples for side catering from inspiring English sources
On autumn Saturdays, bars on the Upper West Side catering to expatriate Midwesterners are packed for Big Ten football games.
Galia Gichon, the founder of Down-to-Earth Finance, a financial advisory company, gravitated to In Good Company when Two Rooms, a workspace on the Upper West Side catering to working mothers, closed.
Over time, the market has bifurcated, with one side catering to corporate clients with online training software and continuing education services, with the other targeting those institutions of higher book larnin' and such.
He helps love blossom in the shadow of twinkling water towers, amid houses sheathed in aluminum siding, in a catering hall with real 1980's fabric, at a revolving restaurant and in a Dumpster ("Come Out of the Dumpster" is a ballad that Julia sings).
Beginning in the early 16th century, a new ceramic tradition emerged in the town of Yixing, on the western side of Lake Tai, catering to the tea taste of scholars in the nearby Suzhou area.
Mike Higgins: It's a catering-sized side of smoked salmon, with pockets.
Still, the sex-charged meat puns that "pop up" on the sides of food trucks catering to the masses are kind of endearing, even when they're beyond the pale when it comes to being obnoxious, obvious, and completely over-the-line.
Mr. Oppici, 43, had been catering on the side for years, working first out of a church in Wyckoff, then from the Ramsey home of his business partner, Pat Kelly, where early-morning dog walkers would see him frying crab cakes on her porch.
Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at the University of Kent Instead of being outraged at this one story – where, in a sense, entertainment and the whole catering and conference side of universities is getting out of hand – we should ask important questions about the role of universities.
Catering was his side gig at the time.
Holders of V.I.P. tickets were treated to a four-course gourmet luncheon prepared by Good Gracious catering on one side of the field, while other spectators lounged on blankets and nibbled on fare from a variety of Los Angeles food trucks.
