Sentence examples for catalogue for example from inspiring English sources

In the exhibition catalogue, for example, there is an excerpt taken from Odets's journal (and published in Margaret Bernman-Gibson's excellent biography of the playwright) which reads, "Sometimes, as now, I contemplate the fact that a man and woman together and naked can make such mad pleasure.

"When they put the car's description in the catalogue, for example, they will be sure the information is correct, or else they will get in trouble for misrepresentation, so there's a lot of checking," Haynes said.

Consider the latest catalogue, for example.

Big companies that send out a lot of bills and catalogues, for example, are always arguing that their class of mail is assigned a too-high share of common costs, resulting in third-class postal rates that are too high.

"When the Desktop 21 element is let we will run a Public Sector Network procurement to identify a compliant solution for network links and similarly commodity hardware (client systems and peripherals) will be competed against the relevant Government Procurement Service (GPS) catalogues (for example, the GPS IT Hardware & Solutions framework).

He sees the back catalogue of Attenborough, for example, which no other broadcaster could or would have created, as an unacceptable "market intervention".

He was so impressed by the work that he wrote the exhibition's catalogue essay, saying, for example, that a "striking study" of Eric Clapton is worthy of the National Portrait Gallery.

Prefixes for other species must include the three letters 'VIT' and the code defined by the Vitis International Variety (VIV) Catalogue [ 29], for example the code for Vitis berlandieri should be VITVBR, with six letters.

Its catalogue is much smaller for example: around 1.4m tracks rather than the 30m+ elsewhere.

If you have a massive catalogue — a major label, for example — then you're quids in.

She does not envisage a separate catalogue for the NHS, for example, but to be "able to cut and splice the data from things that are of more interest to the NHS, maybe patient record systems".