Sentence examples for book catalogues from inspiring English sources
The new book catalogues endless philosophical gulfs.
The book catalogues the diversity of cuisines within America and an abundance of local food traditions.
The book catalogues the grim history of beatings, threats and deaths of those associated with Levy.
There was no right way to build a fallout shelter, and Roy's book catalogues the different varieties.
The book catalogues the early arguments about whether to do the thing at all, with opponents saying that the money would be better spent on studying biochemical mechanisms rather than stamp-collecting DNA.
Patterson's success came relatively late in life, and much of the book catalogues her various rich-girl-in-the-Jazz Age high jinks: ditching husbands one and two, hunting water buffalo in Indochina.
Other sites, too, including Shelfari and aNobii, are building online book cataloguing and social networking services.
That photo book, "Catalogue Déraisonné," is there, too, full of celebrity-thick snaps of the good life, a memoir of a force of nature.
In 2006 he got hold of the book cataloguing data kept by the Library of Congress, usually steeply charged for, and posted them free in the Open Library.
In addition to an index by first line, the back pages of the book catalogue the works by shape or structure, displayed like butterflies in an lepidopterist's specimen cabinet.
Series co-producer Neil Pearson said the idea came about when he was researching some original Hancock scripts for a rare book catalogue and realised many had been "lost" from the BBC archive.
