Sentence examples for catalog arranged from inspiring English sources

Last year, Orvis, the purveyor of gear for field and stream enthusiasts, introduced its first pet product catalog, arranged to cover the complete life cycle of the pet.

The famous folk-rock trio will perform two shows with the Jazz at Lincoln Center orchestra at the Rose Theater, one on May 1 for the institute's annual fund-raising gala and a second performance for the general public on May 3. Called "The Crosby, Stills & Nash Songbook," the program will consist of hits from the band's catalog arranged by Mr. Marsalis and other members of the orchestra.

In their search for old catalogs and books about apples, they discovered the National Agricultural Library, in Beltsville, Md., which has a little-known collection of 3,500 watercolors of apples and about 100,000 old nursery catalogs, arranged by year, in dusty cardboard boxes.

The pictures are basically still lifes of random objects -- "whatever was lying around," Mr. Klein recalls in a terrific little catalog -- arranged on a double page of The International Herald Tribune.

She contacted mail-order catalog houses, arranged for direct sales by telephone or the company's Web site.

From the earliest times, librarians recognized that readers would be greatly helped if the catalog entries were arranged in groups of related subjects.

For the past three years, he and his colleagues have been cataloging and arranging mastodon bones, snake skins, semi-precious gems and countless insects, choosing those items that will best tell the story of earth's evolution, the emergence of new species and the natural history of New Jersey.

(The catalog is more logically arranged).

The card catalog for 1991 is arranged chronologically.

Product catalogs always feature professionally arranged furniture setups, which makes them a great free source for decorating ideas.

Instead of the sterile lists seen in most wedding registries, photos of potential gifts are arranged like a catalog into categories such as "delicious," "play" and "nest".