Sentence examples for catalogue under from inspiring English sources
J = indicates a joint subject and can be found in the Course Catalogue under alternate course numbers.
Some time in 1989 I was approached by Greene's son Francis, to whom Graham had given the collection, who was interested in republishing the catalogue under my Sixth Chamber Press imprint, with his copious emendations, corrections, and additions.
On the night the winning number was announced last month, they hid the ticket inside an Argos catalogue under a mattress for safety, before celebrating with a low-key carvery lunch costing €12.50 a head.
We see him lecturing on Coleridge at the Royal Institution, scribbling at a table in the Cévennes, scurrying from the National Portrait Gallery with a glossy catalogue under his arm and newly discovered stories brimming in his mind.
His formula was even advertised in the special orders section of the following year's Hudson Plastics catalogue under the name Hudson-Glasser 11, recommended for bar tops and room dividers – a minor accolade in some respects, but one without direct parallel, as far as I'm aware, in the history of 20th-century art.
An Hippo is listed in Iamblichus' catalogue under Samos and Censorinus tells us that Aristoxenus assigned Hippo to Samos rather than Metapontum (DK I 385.4 5).
His finds are catalogued under various classifications.
The Library of Congress has it catalogued under the following subjects: booksellers and bookselling, travelling sales personnel, single women, women farmers, brothers and sisters, women booksellers, and tramps.
A microfilm copy of Golla's field notebooks from Hoopa Valley in 1963 is catalogued under the Sydney M. Lamb Papers on California Indian Languages (MSS Lamb).
All but three of her books were signed with her maiden name (meaning "English") in either its French (Langlois) or Scottish (Inglis) form, although in modern libraries her work is usually catalogued under the name Kello.
Requests for the files, which are catalogued under MssCol6181, can be made at the main desk in the Rose Main Reading Room, or online, a week before visiting the library, at nypl.org/mssref.org/mssref
