Sentence examples for catalog from which from inspiring English sources

Last year, Fedco, the Maine catalog from which I placed my order, had sold out of some popular seed varieties by mid-February, as had other sellers.

But you still have to pay separate shipping costs to each catalog from which you order (shipping costs are calculated for each catalog and added to your total during checkout).

In contrast, catalog marketing is a type of marketing in which an organization provides a catalog from which customers make selections and place orders by mail or telephone.

The other music star of the night, halftime entertainer Bruce Springsteen, has a vast catalog from which to choose his handful of tunes.

The bill also instructed the General Services Administration to produce a catalog from which police agencies could make their Christmas lists.

While Ek's statement seems counterintuitive, it's important to remember that Spotify makes monthly payments to rights holders in exchange for the right to stream their catalogs, from which its data-driven algorithms draw when recommending songs to users.

If you want to raise caterpillars into butterflies or moths, there are special websites and catalogs from which you can order eggs and equipment.

The list reads like a mail-order catalog, one from which other NSA employees can order technologies from the ANT division for tapping their targets' data.

"We manage a catalog of approved books from which schools order online.

For non-cross samples, read one sequences are concatenated into a 'superparent' from which a catalog of stacks loci is developed, followed by alignment and genotyping of each sample at each catalog locus.

Catalog Choice does not charge consumers to have themselves removed from catalog lists, which sets it apart from paid services like GreenDimes.com, 41Pounds.org and a list run by the Direct Marketing Association.