Sentence examples for be carefully catalogued from inspiring English sources

And I wish them nothing but success in their next endeavor, but part of me hopes that in 2038, when we're not even able to remember the joyous smell of bacon in a cast-iron, an 80-year-old Kevin Bacon will still be carefully catalogued by a crack team of Japanese DJs/Kevin Bacon archivists.

Over the years, all of these pieces have been carefully catalogued in our in-house library.

Many of the author's personal belongings have been barely moved since his death, and his library has been carefully catalogued thanks to the tireless efforts of his wife, who had survived him.

And as verbatim pieces such as Sochi often prove, even when the veracity of every quote used is carefully catalogued, what comes out of people's mouths is often less illuminating and complex than what comes from the writer's pen or laptop.

"The library has a wealth of important maps of Jersey City and Hoboken and the rest of the county that need to be carefully inventoried and catalogued, and a start was made on that and there's much more that needs to be done.

Importantly, the population genetic architecture of Jews helps to explain the observed patterns of health and disease-relevant mutations and phenotypes which continue to be carefully studied and catalogued, and represent an important resource for human medical genetics research.

They will now all be carefully dismantled, cleaned and catalogued, and then re-suspended on wires above the Hintze entrance.

The detailed analysis of protein expression level and migration pattern, combined with assessment of phosphorylation state, must be carefully analyzed using available 2-DE software packages and catalogued using specialized databasing formats.

Evidence is collected and carefully catalogued.

A collection of surf magazines, going back nearly thirty years, is carefully stacked and catalogued.

The manuscript of Procopius has by now been carefully bound and catalogued, the modest label on its spine, "VAT.