Sentence examples for catalogue from which from inspiring English sources
Aunt Sony continues to read the Sears Roebuck catalogue from which she never orders.
Finally, the week's best streaming news concerns Film4's heavily stuffed back catalogue, from which 39 films, never previously available for digital download, are hitting iTunes and Amazon.
Citi Field has been host to a mere 65 regular-season games, which is not a vast catalogue from which to choose.
By Howard Helm Cushman and James Thurber The New Yorker, February 21 , 1931 P. 9Son found catalogue from which his Christmas presents had been chosen and remarked to his mother, "Can you imagine Santa Claus puttin' up five bucks for that steam engine!" View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.
If you're going to be pinning, it's a well-organized catalogue from which to pull.
This is relevant because these human synaptic genes are homologues of Drosophila genes belonging to a catalogue from which any gene already annotated as synaptic was selectively excluded.
Sierra Padre and other suppliers have catalogues from which you can order entry doors if you don't find what you want in stock.
It could try to sign up Spotify holdouts like the Beatles (Taylor Swift hasn't pulled her back catalogue from Beats, which is subscriber-only) and promote its service as more comprehensive.
A catalogue from Birling Gap, which my gazetteer defines as "coast depression, Sussex", lists among loves, long radio plays for car journeys, Linda Snell and Lilian (née Archer), and County Sound female presenters, while among its hates are Jill and Peggy Archer, "sickly Listen with Mother voices" of many female presenters on Radio 3, and, also on Radio 3, Brian Kay's Sunday Morning.
However, yesterday the Swedish newspaper Metro revealed that Ikea planned to bring out a special edition of its catalogue in Saudi Arabia from which all images of women had been systematically removed.
Paracelsus seemingly remained a Catholic to his death; however, it is suspected that his books were placed on the Index Expurgatorius (a catalogue of books from which passages of text considered immoral or against the Catholic religion are removed).
