Sentence examples for catalogs some of from inspiring English sources
This book catalogs some of the premier historical pieces.
The online edition of the Oxford English Dictionary catalogs some of the most common web compounds, like web address, web browser, webcam, webcast, web crawler, web developer, web design, webinar, weblog, webmaster, webmistress, web page, web publisher, web server, web site, web surfer and webzine.
(The Atlantic conveniently catalogs some of them here).
Below, critics and writers for The New York Times catalog some of the more promising options for forgetting.
On the City Room blog, Michael Schwirtz and Aaron Edwards cataloged some of the photos and videos taken by bystanders, as well as the online debate about how the police responded.
Yesterday on Twitter, Susan Orlean created the hashtag #booksthatchangedmyworld as a way to catalog some of her all-time favorite reads, only to see it become a trending topic.
So maybe this is a moment to step back, to catalog some of the enormous changes that have crept up over relatively few years, changing social discourse as much as the means by which it is conducted.
In cataloging some of the issues that he said should become part of any new discussions of national security, Mr. Clinton also touched on part of the presidential debate.
A famous 1947 case cataloged some of the countless precedents for stepping back from the precipice of constitutional decision-making, "the most important and the most delicate of the court's functions".
By Ian Crouch June 16, 2010 Yesterday on Twitter, Susan Orlean created the hashtag #booksthatchangedmyworld as a way to catalog some of her all-time favorite reads, only to see it become a trending topic.
Mr. Farley, cataloging some of the litany of supposed Mabus threats, dissected in a blog post on Thursday how a few of those who were repeatedly harassed banded together online to share information, generate awareness of this one particularly aggressive troll and eventually point the police to the Montreal suburb of Saint-Laurent where they believed the suspect lived.
