Sentence examples for to being catered from inspiring English sources

Accustomed to being catered to, he was surprised when the taxi driver hadn't heard of the name of the hotel.

"Manhattan customers are very used to being catered to in their whims," said Luke Jackson, 33, another owner, whereas locals are more concerned with essential pleasures: the food and the atmosphere.

In other words, this document is yet another volley in the increasingly vituperative scorched-earth culture war, a declaration, by someone used to being catered to and preferred, that he will no longer stand for not being on top.

Gaming has always tended to attract people who feel particularly outcast by society, and in a perverse way has "trained" us to be desperately attached to "winning" in our little simulated realities, to being catered to and made to feel important.

"Everyone likes to be catered to".

Each has to be catered to.

"They wanted to be catered to, waited on, and acted like they were better than everyone here.

The topology of the cellular actuator array lends it many of its properties allowing the final muscle to be catered to particular applications.

He expects to be catered to as the smartest guy in the room, and he clearly loathes being patronized by Obama.

Non-linear stress strain characteristics are a particular feature of the problem and have to be catered for design and evaluation.

He needs to be catered to, and Mr. Chaykin, a specialist in showy flourishes of the big-headed, revels in Frank's surges of unpredictable neediness.