Sentence examples for catalogue of preferred from inspiring English sources

We listen as the voice-over spills with a catalogue of preferred pronouns: "There's a Coke for he and she and her and me . .

To catalogue "preferred place of death" respondents were asked whether the care recipient expressed a preferred place to die and if so, where such was located.

Codes from the ICD and OPS catalogues were preferred to encode patient characteristics whenever possible.

Last year, Taylor Swift caused a lot of waves when she pulled her newest album 1989 and the rest of her catalogue from Spotify, preferring instead to sell it as a download on services like iTunes.

That means celebrating the company's centennial with an Ali Collection, a catalogue of gloves, headgear, heavy bags and other equipment targeted to fitness fiends who prefer boxing as part of a workout regimen.

The tenth-century encyclopedia known as the Suda gives an expanded version, the Catalogue of Heroic Women, and another late source, the twelfth-century Byzantine poet and grammarian Tzetzes, prefers to call the poem the Heroic Genealogy.

Like Miss Marth, she prefers to fight men, and her walls at home are decorated with action shots of her in the ring; a running catalogue of men who have fallen to her in battle.

Complete Catalogue of Remaindered Books.

It's a catalogue of horror.

A baleful catalogue of police errors followed.

A catalogue of contenders for decorum.