Sentence examples for creating a catalog from inspiring English sources

The Estée Lauder Companies in New York are for the first time creating a catalog promoting fragrance brands, which is being offered to readers of Cosmopolitan magazine.

2008 The 1000 Genomes Project, an international collaboration in which researchers aimed to sequence the genomes of a large number of people from different ethnic groups worldwide with the intent of creating a catalog of genetic variations, began.

Rather than continue to pay for the jazz band's original arrangements, Mr. Harth said he was more interested in putting that money "into performing artists rather than creating a catalog of music".

1000 Genomes Project, an international collaboration in which researchers aimed to sequence the genomes of a large number of people from different ethnic groups worldwide with the intent of creating a catalog of genetic variations occurring with a frequency of at least 1 percent across all human populations.

Inventory for the Barnes While the Barnes Foundation waits to see whether it will receive court approval to move its multibillion-dollar art collection from its cozy home in Merion, Pa., to downtown Philadelphia, it is concentrating on creating a catalog of at least some of its world-class holdings.

The progenitors' consent is also required, a move that paves the way to creating "a catalog for each embryo showing who the parents are and how the embryo can be handled," said Manuel de Santiago, an endocrinologist who is president of the Spanish Association of Bioethics, which lobbied for the legislation.

He has recently created a catalog of his collection, which he makes available to researchers on a Web site (www.flagcollection.com).

According to Judge Cohn's ruling, Turner Greenberg had created a catalog called Dickson Reed that showed Corzine pieces, but at a discount.

"We wanted to create a catalog of the best of the 20th century in art and architecture," said Lars Rachen, head of Christie's 20th century decorative arts department.

The paperback publisher, celebrating 65 years of the Classics collection this year, has created a catalog of its titles (which basically includes every author you have heard of, ever) and put it into an easily searchable database.

While the task force recommended creating a special middle school academy, Mr. Bloomberg instead said the office overseeing middle schools would first create a "catalog" of available professional development classes for teachers and principals.