Sentence examples for enormous catalog from inspiring English sources

Naxos, known for an enormous catalog of budget albums, will program Classica, a new classical station on iHeartRadio, Clear Channel's app collecting hundreds of radio streams.

Given Disney's creative heritage and enormous catalog of content, the Web site's current incarnation is shamefully lackluster.

We are now forging a partnership with a prominent company that owns an enormous catalog of digital images.

Nevertheless, this enormous catalog is potentially a powerful resource for sample comparison and identification, as it provides much higher probability that genotype data at overlapping markers can be learned.

Someone will have to be protecting musicians with great vigilance, though, because enormous catalogs of music are moving into various portals and it is unlikely that everybody involved knows the terms.

One concert could hardly contain the multiplicity of Prince's enormous songwriting catalog over the 35 years since he released his debut album, "For You," in 1978.

With those words, Mr. Adams rose to leave and went on his way to add one more album to the enormous back catalog of his future.

The "Actus Tragicus" (No. 106) may be the best known from this enormous cantata catalog simply by virtue of being the first to be printed and proliferated.

The set, "Amos Gitai: Exile" ($99.95), is a typical release from Facets, a Chicago distributor and mail-order company with titles like Hector Babenco's "Pixote," Jacques Tati's "Mon Oncle" and Zacharias Kunuk's "Fast Runner" on its best-seller list and films from about 70 countries in its enormous new catalog.

The BBC's project to make its enormous back catalog of quality British TV shows available online was ambitious to say the least.

And anime greets the American viewer with an enormous back catalog," making it a powerful force in the digital age.