Sentence examples for form of catalogue from inspiring English sources

By H. Schecter and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 25 , 1948P. 23 A New England librarian wrote to the Library of Congress, which supplies standard form of catalogue card to libraries all over the country, ordering a packet of cards and enclosing a payment check for one dollar.

The New Yorker, November 19 , 1990P. 49 The piece is in the form of a catalogue of collectibles from the country of Taronia, written by the country's president.

The piece is in the form of a catalogue of collectibles from the country of Taronia, written by the country's president.

Her… The piece is in the form of a catalogue of collectibles from the country of Taronia, written by the country's president.

By Polly Frost The New Yorker, November 19 , 1990P. 49 The piece is in the form of a catalogue of collectibles from the country of Taronia, written by the country's president.

The samples of all identified fodder trees and shrub species were collected and preserved in the form of a catalogue.

Most new musicals take the form of back-catalogue pop music, shoe-horned into an ungainly plot.

Antibodies recognizing NEMO (catalogue number SC8330; Santa Cruz Biotechnology), all forms of IKKβ (catalogue number DAM1774677; Millipore) and the HA (haemaglutinnin) tag (catalogue number 12-013-819-001; Roche) were from the sources indicated.

The phospho-specific antibody recognizing JNK1/2 phosphorylated at Thr/Thr (catalogue number 44682G) and the antibody recognizing all forms of IRF3 (catalogue number 51-3200) were from Invitrogen.

Cleverly, the story takes the form of an auction catalogue; appropriately, the auction is set to take place on Valentine's Day.

This process can happen in your head, or it can come in the form of an actual catalogue.