Sentence examples similar to a catalog of exploits from inspiring English sources

But the film is more than a catalog of the singer's exploits, the extent of which almost certainly contributed to his early death, in 1994 at age 52.

A catalog of regulatory elements has been exploited to drive gene expression constitutively, inducibly, or in a temporally and spatially defined pattern.

In the vaults, though, was a catalog of classic bluegrass and country music waiting to be exploited, and the son set about reissuing CMH records from its old roster, including music by Lester Flatt & the Nashville Grass, the Osborne Brothers, Grandpa Jones and Merle Travis.

A Catalog of Published Genome-Wide Association Studies.

In other words a catalog of horrors.

A catalog of instances is given.

A catalog of maternal imperfections.

A catalog of "over one million titles".

(a) Catalog of Copyright Entries.

"Such a catalog of illnesses!" she confided to a friend.

But the novel is much more than a catalog of horrors..