Sentence examples for Make a catalog from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Make a catalog" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when instructing someone to create a list or collection of items, typically for organization or reference purposes. Example: "Please make a catalog of all the books in the library for easy access."
"This was an opportunity to make a catalog as quite an extreme object," said Paul Neale, co-founder of GTF.
That's a lot of viruses, but Dr. Anthony and his colleagues argue that it nonetheless should be possible to make a catalog of most viruses in mammals for about $1.4 billion.
But according to several people who have examined the specification, it could be used to make a catalog of software on a machine available for action by a third party -- barring, for example, someone with decryption software from playing a copy-protected DVD.
"It's as if one were talking of art and they say, 'Picasso, what year was that painting?' and you say, 'I don't know.' If we want to talk seriously of creativity, it is necessary that all cooks make a catalog for people a hundred years from now.
The right approach is to make a catalog of the data that is available, understand the potential of the technology mentioned so far, and then go to the business in search of questions.
"Every image, every catalog would come from the head office, which would take nearly one month for it to get updated," said Shah. "But now with Sprightly, I'm able to click immediate pictures of all the fans here on display, make a price list, make a catalog of the same and send it across to clients.
"We made a catalog of music clips — whale sounds, Radiohead, weird screeching of metal — and I memorized them.
Hubby made a catalog of the goods for sale, which includes the sellers' descriptions of their items.
The most productive Islamic observatory was that erected by the Timurid prince Ulūgh Beg at Samarkand about 1420; he and his assistants made a catalog of stars from observations with a large quadrant.
In 1866 a museum curator, Francesco Fiorelli, made a catalog of the collection, arguing that many of the objects were not obscene and could be displayed in other parts of the museum.
Mr. Meier, 65, spent 13 years on that giant hilltop keep for the Getty's galleries, making a catalog of the precise, unabashedly modern forms that he has been honing fixedly since the 1970's.
