Sentence examples for cataloguing them as from inspiring English sources

As a child, after my father's death, I would go over and over my memories of him at night before sleep, cataloguing them as well as I could, intuiting that memories fade.

In 1995, after Stainton saw some initial photographs, the Royal Collection reconsidered them, cataloguing them as "from the circle of Thomas Gainsborough or the Norwich school".

Messier then realised the usefulness of compiling a catalogue of celestial objects of a cloudy nature, but fixed in the sky, to avoid incorrectly cataloguing them as comets.

Mr. Mockus campaigned on an anticorruption platform, emphasizing scandals including wiretaps of prominent judges by Mr. Uribe's intelligence agency and the killing of civilians by soldiers who then catalogued them as guerrillas in efforts to raise combat-kill statistics.

Discusses Ginsberg's huge correspondence from friends, organizations and the general public, and his eleaborate filing system, which catalogues them as wells as all other useful information and contacts.

Students were instructed to not simply provide a list of concepts, and to catalogue them as learned, confusing and interesting; but to critically think about their learning.

Consequently, the geneticists are enabled to match their original findings with the ones from Ncbi and Molgen and to catalogue them as known or novel variants or mutations.

The catalogue might list them as worth four times their face value.

The journey is being catalogued as a documentary as well as a book, DVD, CD and interactive website.

It's important for him that LA's biodiversity be catalogued, and as quickly as possible.

Comparing the Qingzhou sculptures to the statues at Chartres, the catalogue saw them as marking a transition: from the static, indigenous style of the Wei dynasties to a more naturalistic treatment of human form in the works made for the nomadic rulers of the Northern Qi dynasty, who prized Indian culture.