Sentence examples for carefully catalogued from inspiring English sources

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

In one room, metal jars, carefully catalogued, contain samples of beans produced nationwide.

The walls of the room are shelved from top to bottom, packed with books about photography and stacked with boxes of prints, all carefully catalogued and organised as you would expect from an ex-trainspotter.

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.

But it was discovered in Armstrong's own personal collection, an archive of around 750 tapes that he carefully catalogued and indexed himself, and which is now kept at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in New York.

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.

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.

Agents have carefully preserved and catalogued evidence from each of the bomb crime scenes, as well as the bomber's written communications to victims and news organizations, carefully analyzing the mailing labels and stamps.

Long after she reached that point and when all the contents of those cabinets were carefully repackaged and catalogued, her weekly pilgrimage to the office continued – her last one was in August this year.

Tagged, catalogued, carefully guarded – and suspended in liquid nitrogen for the moment when they will determine BP's final bill for the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, which started two years ago this Friday.