Sentence examples for catalogues himself from inspiring English sources

In his listing of the dramatis personae in "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," he catalogues himself and Walker ruefully: JAMES AGEE: a spy, traveling as a journalist.

But it was discovered in Armstrong's own personal collection, an archive of around 750 tapes that he carefully catalogued and indexed himself, and which is now kept at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in New York.

Soon afterwards, he bought the rights to much of the Beatles' back catalogue, outbidding Paul McCartney himself, cementing his position as the top entertainer in the world.

He was close to a German named Henry Oldenburg, who, now living in London, had taken it upon himself to catalogue the latest findings of the English mathematicians.

Page's mastery extended not just to studio techniques and soloing and making up riffs: he was fantastic at creating and changing atmospheres, and for all the musical themes that crop up again and again across the group's catalogue, he rarely repeats himself.

However, the inherent flaws of the Cohen study were not acknowledged by either these critics or Cohen himself, although catalogued by the BEIR Committees and by Stidley and Samet in 1993 [ 21].

Catalogues of seeds flood him.

Both have free catalogues.

"Load the holiday catalogues".

Why do we still have catalogues?

IN THE GARDEN about seed catalogues.