Sentence examples for typical catering from inspiring English sources
Rates for the bartenders begin at $30 an hour, about $10 more than a typical catering company charges, and climb to $75 if special duties are involved, like the party last October at which bartenders poured drinks while dressed in schoolgirl uniforms.
The current study initially used computer modelling to identify the fastest and slowest thawing packs from a typical hospital catering range.
The most typical sector is in retail, catering and bar staff, representing about 15% of young graduates.
Puckoon was filmed in Ireland on a budget that wouldn't cover the catering costs on a typical Attenborough movie.
One is that typical "women's work", such as cleaning and catering, has traditionally been lower paid, and another is that women are more likely to take time out from their careers to raise children.
For catering, it is often an evening of modest profit — a typical event with a couple of hundred people will cost $50,000, depending on the quality and quantity of food and drink.
The Oberoi Group, a leading hotel operator, said its hotel here catering to businesspeople was only 35percentt occupied, down from a typical 75percentt, and the loss of foreign bookings accounted for nearly all the drop.
For one thing, the typical contract to operate a restaurant in a museum is accompanied by exclusive catering rights at museum events.
They are not items needed on the journey, but the Web site www.guesswhatIbroughtyou.com is a cyberequivalent of the airport stores catering to desperate shoppers who have failed to buy a souvenir really typical of the place.
It's hit a nerve perhaps because it plays up on the long-standing, still-central idea of class struggle in the country: "catering to the rich while turning its back on the poor" is a typical comment.
