Sentence examples for going to catalogue from inspiring English sources

"Michael was going to catalogue everything he owned and then just destroy it," says Lingwood.

now that @Topsy is gone, maybe @librarycongress can hurry up on making that twitter archive searchable #librariandreams I think of the Internet as its own community, and if you want to compare it to a local library, they're going to catalogue all the small things that happened.

And I'm going to start Titlespotting, to catalogue what may become next year's contenders.

The poem then goes on to catalogue the riches that only travel can bring: harbors we have never seen before; fabulous treasure from foreign ports, amber and ebony and coral, exotic perfumes; and encounters with wise strangers.

Galileo would go on to catalogue sunspots on the surface of the Sun, in direct conflict with the prevailing view that the heavens were perfect and unchanging, as had been held from the time of the Greeks, and had gotten enshrined by the Church.

"Boss is going to be in a catalogue," Guy said.

She calls through the gauzy window – "I'm just going to pop you a catalogue" – and walks slowly back out down the alleyway.

They made the announcement they were going to create a library card catalogue, a universal library card catalogue.

"He's saying, 'This catalogue is going to be worth a lot, and I'm investing in things that will help the catalogue be worth even more,' " the friend says.

As hundreds of cases fly through specially-convened night sittings of magistrates courts, the Guardian is embarking on a project to catalogue who is going to court and what is happening to them.

If an engineer wants a particular component for a job, he can go to a catalogue, find a widget with the right parameters and order it from a supplier.