Sentence examples for cataloguing them from inspiring English sources

Such threats have become so common that radical-feminist Web sites have taken to cataloguing them.

Parents who have been cataloguing them estimate that in all there are twenty thousand pieces of correspondence — roughly forty per Manhattan School student.

Not content with cataloguing them next to the unskilled, Farage also suggested those living with HIV were as desirable to the UK as immigrants such as "that Latvian murderer" Arnis Zalkans, prime suspect in the Alice Gross murder case.

The list of steps that the Trump Administration has already taken to make America polluted again is so long that fully cataloguing them in this space would be impossible.

But by cataloguing them and devising improvements that protect against some but not all, we can advance the state of the art.

"The idea of cataloguing them is to not only understand what we've got but it's also a publicly funded project so it's about getting people access to the collections".

During the next couple of years, he organized the tapes and catalogued them.

Men held their orangey scabs up to the sun and catalogued them like entomologists.

Buyers pay scant attention to them; librarians and bibliographers often forget to catalogue them.

Lobstein catalogues them: higher rates of anaemia caused by lack of iron, especially in pregnancy.

"I would go to villages and ask people to just throw them in a pot of formalin, which preserved the snakes until I could collect and catalogue them".