Sentence examples for every catalogue from inspiring English sources

She brought out a collection of every catalogue Orchids of Hawaii ever issued.

It rubberstamped the fad for cramming every inch of every catalogue and shop window with dreadful Keep Calm and Carry On knock-offs.

He has acquired not only Klee drawings & paintings but every book about him, every catalogue, article of criticism, photograph, & some of his correspondence.

For some — record collectors with every catalogue number at hand, theatre buffs with first-night casts memorized, children who draw precise architectural blueprints of nineteenth-century silk mills — a cluster of facts can be both luminous and lyric, something around which to construct a life.

For some record collectors with every catalogue number at hand, theatre buffs with first-night casts memorized, children who draw precise architectural blueprints of nineteenth-century silk mills a cluster of facts can be both luminous and lyric, something around which to construct a life.

Campbell recalls Baldwin, in 1984, reading aloud from an essay about Harlem that he'd written in the forties, crying out after every catalogued indignity, "Nothing has changed!" He was already in failing health, and tremendously overworked.

I ordered nine dwarf fruit trees, five raspberry brambles, three blueberry bushes, three grape vines and enough vegetable seed packets to get myself on every seed catalogue's mailing list for the rest of my life.

There were so many conversations, so many hopes of identifying the cops who beat us, and so many notes we prepped for court in an effort to catalogue every twist in logic, every blurring of fact the city used to defend itself.

They leave a soldier's fatigues intact but search every pocket, cataloguing the photographs, letters, notes, and other effects they find.

If, according to Mark Twain, "comedy is tragedy plus time" then tech is a comedic goldmine at the moment … In Internet time, decades occur within a single news cycle, where the tragedies of being replaced by robots, being spied on and having our every move catalogued for some strange nerd panopticon, are relieved by a potato salad and a two-letter shout-out.

This made him more determined, as Pound complained, to catalogue "every possible human secretion".