Sentence examples for big catalogue of from inspiring English sources

In its early years, Spotify was basically a big catalogue of songs and a search box, like its rivals.

This is its app for home-karaoke singers: you can wail along to a big catalogue of tracks, and even duet with other users.

Dads slowly leafing through a big catalogue of screwdrivers.

There are the on-demand services like Spotify, Deezer, Rdio and now Google's All Access, providing unlimited access to big catalogues of songs for free and/or for a monthly subscription.

Check your TV listings or look online (Cineasia.com and Criterion.com have big catalogues of Asian films) and take it all in.

Netflix obviously has a much bigger catalogue of licensed content, and less original content, than pay-TV services like HBO and Showtime do.

Anything you're hearing on Plastic Beach that blows your mind, trust me: they got an even bigger catalogue of incredible things that didn't make the final cut.

Having invested DM1.5 billion in the joint venture a third more than the much larger Bertelsmann and paid a fortune for rights to what is Europe's biggest catalogue of sports and movies, Kirch is perilously short of cash.

Readers find books or books find readers".This is a generic model that could work in plenty of industries: anywhere with enough different products—and consumer tastes to call for a big catalogue and a lot of advice.

Yes... * He's a living legend, who connects us with the very beginnings of rock and youth protest * He has a bigger back catalogue of fine songs (600) than the Beatles, Stones and Beach Boys combined * He can still be the conscience of America; he knows Barak Obama wouldn't want to let him down No... * Not any more.

"I would buy all these big catalogues raisonnés," he says.