Sentence examples for catalogue reads from inspiring English sources

"Diversity is doubtless a richness, but it is not by stressing our differences that we shall improve the lot of our children," the exhibition catalogue reads.

"The paint is best described as rainbow-colored, with fluffy clouds, birds, and stars added to the mix," the catalogue reads.

A manifesto on the inside of the catalogue reads: "At a time when many of us are re-examining the more frivolous things in our lives, Saks has sought out items of authentic value".

If you can't afford the catalogue, read it in the gift shop.

One sticker in the catalogue read "Never trust anything that bleeds for seven days and doesn't die".

"Like Paris in the 1920s, we are bringing together some of the most exciting and interesting artists in the world," the event catalogue read.

Even the first several pages of the show's catalogue read like a laundry list of starlets and socialites who bought and wore Bulgari's designs in its heyday of 1956-1990.

Following the uptake of Sanger sequencing, the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (then known as The Sanger Centre) had begun cataloguing sequence reads along with quality information in a database called The Trace Archive.

Defeated, I turned to the catalogue and read: Work No 115: A doorstop fixed to a floor to let a door open only 45 degrees (1995).

Polish neo-Nazis had cancelled their own planned celebration of Hitler's birthday to attend the festival, despite the fact one of the performers on the bill having lyrics in his back catalogue that read: "Since when do Polacks belong to the Aryan race?" "They come here even though they are seen as a joke by the other Nazis, and some of the bands that are playing claim that Poles are a lower race.

Her back catalogue of finds reads like a roll call of contemporary fashion greats: 'Who have I found?