Sentence examples for cataloguing as from inspiring English sources

Rachel Aroesti In this second episode, the team surveying Burma's wildlife head into the wilderness of the mountains around Salu. Travelling by foot they hope to find the elusive sun bear and two rare cats – the Asian golden cat and clouded leopard – as well as cataloguing as many species as possible.

"There's been a worrisome sequence of events, which can't just be catalogued as isolated incidents".

Grounds adduced in arguments catalogued as bad are referred to as non-grounds (a-hetu) or as pseudo-grounds (hetu-ābhāsa).

So it is another object that was catalogued as both a comet and an asteroid.

There it was catalogued as Tudor and sold for a hammer price of £260,000.

On a hunch, I asked the archivists for a folder catalogued as "Luwingu Disturbance 1957".

It was excavated in 2006, mistakenly catalogued as a milestone, and transferred to a warehouse in New Jersey.

Ironically, a walnut and fruitwood chest catalogued as a genuine piece of the late 17th century excited less interest.

The entry states: "The wood boxes have been catalogued as they have been examined and identified since 1995.

You know, like male characters do in what are more generally catalogued as tales of "the human condition"?

I can't think of another writer who has their performance-fabric sports-briefs catalogued as part of their archive.