Sentence examples for time catering from inspiring English sources

New spots pop up all the time, catering to the area's young eaters, who often have just a few bucks in their pockets.

Certainly, Bentley is a small car company (exceeding 10,000 in sales last year for the first time), catering to an exclusive and rich clientele.

But we also know that if you just spend your time catering to the fans you make something that is hermetically sealed.

There are all these huge issues at stake, which neither candidate really wants to talk about because they have to spend all their time catering to undecided voters who don't pay attention to politics and don't care about politics.

As an editor, Ms. Doletskaya treads a fine line, hewing to the commercial demands of what is arguably the world's most influential fashion franchise and, at the same time, catering to the tastes of her Russian readership.

Such artful endeavors required day jobs, so Giselle and Predrag put in their time catering.

"With an expected 14 million meals to be served across 40 different locations at an Olympics, which comprises 850,000 spectators and 16,500 competitors, the Games is the largest peace-time catering operation in the world," says a spokesman for the 2012 Organising Committee.

Related: Recipe for an English pudding classic Powell left service when she married a milk-delivery man and set up her own household, earning extra money from time to time by catering events.

It depicts Anastasia, a peep-show worker from Ukraine, as she bides her time while catering to customers from behind a pane of plastic.

I have to set aside time for catering.

24 27 However, DS is unique in that it has to deal with a combination of a physiological process that is at best changeable and acute 'unpredictable' potentially serious medical and surgical demands that can rapidly change over a relatively short period of time while catering for relatively predictable elective work running in parallel.