The phrase "catalogue about" is not a complete sentence and is grammatically incorrect on its own. It is missing a subject and verb. However, it can be used as part of a sentence if it is followed by a subject and verb. For example: - The librarian showed me the catalogue about new releases. - I found a catalogue about gardening at the bookstore. - Did you see the online catalogue about upcoming events? In these examples, "catalogue about" is used to describe the type or topic of the catalogue. It is typically used to refer to a list or inventory of items related to a specific subject or theme.
So says our gardening catalogue about the Californian rose they whimsically took their name from.
Those shows kicked up controversies, documented in the catalogue, about who was representing whom.
I'd found and bought in a second-hand bookshop an old 1960s catalogue about an international tour of Renaissance frescoes.
The curator of the exhibition is a German video artist, Nina Könnemann, who previously edited a catalogue about Mass Observation and became intrigued by Spender and Trevelyan's Blackpool photographs.
At the end of the day, Mr Morgan said that he felt "like a rock star having an album brought out from his back catalogue about all his worst-ever hits", adding: "I do feel still very proud of a lot of the very good stuff that both the Mirror and the News of the World did during my tenure as editor.
In her essay in the catalogue about such a procession, Joanne Punzo Waghorne points out that "however extravagant or even baroque, these displays were never frivolous.
cDNA sequencing of the lactating tammar wallaby mammary gland mRNA has permitted the identification of a large number of tammar genes expressed during lactation providing a catalogue representing about 25% of the tammar genome.
Sticking strictly to lexemes, or minimal meaningful units of language, Anthony C. Woodbury has catalogued about fifteen distinct snow words in one Eskimo language, Central Alaskan Yupik roughly the same number as there are in English.
Karl Haro von Mogel, who is compiling a database of GMO studies at the website Biofortified, says he has read and catalogued about 400 studies, more than a third of which are independently funded.
Works by other modern artists such as Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, Sam Francis and Franz Kline were also ripped off by Qian, according to prosecutors, who said he was found to own books and auction catalogues about the artists he copied.
Of the nearly 800 testimonies that the Durham, N.C.-based International Assocataloguedr Neaboutath Studies has catalogued, about a quarter happened while people were clinically dead.
