Sentence examples for catalogues some of from inspiring English sources

Pointing me toward the wider world of this new breed of comic art are a variety of graphic-fiction anthologies and catalogues, some of which feature handsomely produced collections of…Dick Tracy.

But, instead of focusing on Mimi's and Angel's condition, the show has a newsreel ticker-tape that catalogues some of the famous victims of Aids: Freddie Mercury, Derek Jarman, Kenny Everett and many more.

The apartment had a loftlike living room with fourteen-foot ceilings, two walls of which were lined with books — art-history texts and sales catalogues, some of which dated back a century, many of which Picón had annotated with careful pencil marks.

The Shitty Food Porn subreddit catalogues some of the best and worst of human cooking behavior.

Astronomers are beginning to catalogue some of those other planets.

The images catalogue some of the radical changes that have taken place in the country over the last decade.

Web developer Andy Baio quickly started cataloguing some of the users who had been undone by the change.

But Oldstone-Moore refutes that by cataloguing some of the piffle that accompanied the beard debates of the second half of the 19th century.

Mr. Mazrui catalogued some of these in discussing his effort to compile the 100 best books of 20th-century African literature: Is a writer African because of citizenship or the content of the work?

The report catalogued some of the disasters that have been visited around the planet since 2000: killer heat waves in Europe, wildfires in Australia, and deadly floods in Pakistan.

In a 1996 opinion, an Illinois appellate judge, exasperated by "the charade that has become the Batson process," catalogued some of the flimsy reasons for striking jurors that judges had accepted as "race-neutral": too old, too young; living alone, living with a girlfriend; over-educated, lack of maturity; unemployed, employed as a barber; and so on.