Sentence examples for Cataloged items from inspiring English sources

Cataloged items also appear in the Melvyl catalog and in RLIN.

After college, Mr. Scofield spent years working in a tiny basement office at the National Postal Museum, a part of the Smithsonian in Washington, where he meticulously cataloged items in its stamp and postal history collections for the museum's Web site.

The task is particularly daunting because the majority of the library's 300,000 cataloged items were tossed to the ground during the quake or left on shelves that are leaning at dangerous angles.

In this way, Princeton amassed the core of its Vertebrate Paleontology Collection, which by the late 20th century would have 24,000 cataloged items, making it the nation's finest.

To the Editor: The "What to Do During the Day" section in the recent Santa Fe article neglected to mention the Museum of International Folk Art, which contains 75,000 cataloged items and almost 10 million objects in its archaeological research collection.

The New York Public Library, with its headquarters at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, encompasses four major research libraries and 87 branches, with a total of 20 million books, 50 million cataloged items and a growing demand in this recession for loaner laptops and other free services.

"You can't necessarily correlate people who like collecting stuff with people who like buying stuff," she said, adding that the growth of Pinterest is nothing compared with that of Google+, the search engine giant's answer to Facebook; and that cataloging items from across the Web, as Pinterest users love to do, is one of the least popular social behaviors online.

Clutter handles everything, from the bubble wrap to the photos cataloging items to communicating the status of the storage process to the user.

Tasks librarians might have include the following: Cataloging items in a library's database.

I also have extensive experience in cataloging items gained through my internship".

No one will confuse Vermont libraries with the New York Public Library, with its stone lions and 55 million catalog items.