Sentence examples for a significant catalog from inspiring English sources

In the four years that they operated Angel, before EMI sold it, they created a significant catalog of about 500 releases from some of the greatest musicians of the day, including the singers Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Tito Gobbi, Boris Christoff and the young Maria Callas; the pianists Walter Gieseking and Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli; and the conductors Carlo Maria Giulini and Herbert von Karajan.

Over the years, I have worked for two retailers with significant catalog businesses.

She wrote significant catalogs on Klee, Fragonard, Morisot, Daumier and Gauguin.

The buyer will acquire a significant Latin music catalog of 300 to 400 master recordings by more than 130 artists covering a variety of tropical music styles, from salsa and merengue to Latin jazz and Latin rock.

Signaling another departure from the music industry's longtime antipiracy strategy, the Universal Music Group will sell a significant portion of its catalog without the customary copy protection software for at least the next few months, the company announced yesterday.

They say (behind a paywall) that the two are set to announce that a significant portion of EMI's catalog will be sold online without any DRM.

They're likely alluding to the fact that they've got a significant interest in his back catalog, as they do with Lil Wayne, Minaj and the other acts that have broken out with Cash Money over the years.

Jim Packer, MGM’s co-president, said the movies upload were intended to promote the studio’s VOD channel, Impact, on Comcast, but he did not see putting a significant part of the studio’s catalog on the site anytime soon.

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A significant number of auction sales catalogs are available in the Microforms Collection, including microfiche for the Knoedler Library and the Art Sales Catalogues, 1826 1860, and microfilm for Sotheby's sales catalogs from 1734 1980.

In this week's installment of our ongoing series bringing you the history of Princeton University and its faculty, students, and alumni, the library makes a significant change in how it catalogs books, the Board of Trustees is divided over a hiring decision, and more.