Sentence examples for catalogue of comments from inspiring English sources
He said the incident was the latest in a catalogue of comments from those associated with UKIP that "most people would consider prejudice and unacceptable".
The Metropolitan Police Federation, which represents the majority of Scotland Yard's 30,000 officers, criticised the IPCC for what it called the police watchdog's "catalogue of inappropriate comments and perverse actions".
Boris Johnson has his own catalogue of unfavourable comments about people from Liverpool, Portsmouth and Papua New Guinea.
And in an interview with Liz Deschenes in the exhibition catalogue, Kasten comments on this exchange with a new generation of artists: "I never felt that I had a peer group before, and now I do.
The venom in the comment after that catalogue of horrors in On the Quai at Smyrna: "My word yes a most pleasant business".
Prof. Marek Kimmel, Department of Statistics, Rice University, USA A comment concerning the catalogue of spatial oscillatory patterns.
Book advertisements, by about 1650 a regular feature of the newssheets, sometimes had brief comments added, and regular catalogs began to appear, such as the English quarterly Mercurius librarius, or A Catalogue of Books (1668 70).
" 'Seymour' is not really a story at all; it is notes on a character, a catalogue of oddments, told confidentially to Glass's 'old fair-weather friend of the general reader.' He adds some airy comments on writing itself.
Complete Catalogue of Remaindered Books.
It's a catalogue of horror.
A baleful catalogue of police errors followed.
