Sentence examples for got a catalogue from inspiring English sources

Then I got a catalogue, and you could buy all the butterfly and moth equipment.

Everything Factory Records made got a catalogue number, so they issued one for this: FAC51.

Meanwhile Makia, a Finnish clothing brand, will get a catalogue on the handset where Jolla owners can browse and buy new threads.

As recently demonstrated by [ 10], an extensive prefractionation on the level of the biological sample (e.g. selection of different development stages), on the cellular, on the subcellular level as well as on the level of proteins and peptides had to be performed to get a catalogue of thousands of experimentally identified proteins from Drosophila.

Local seedstock breeders that are having a bull sale in the near future and bull testing stations where bulls are being held are both good sources to get a catalogue from on the bulls and heifers that are being made ready to sell.

We can't say, 'It's OK, I've got a back catalogue.

At the moment I'm reading my son's Stig of the Dump by Clive King and I've got a plant catalogue on the go.

When it was put to Tony Bennett that he had not enjoyed many hits, the singer replied: "No, but I like to think I've got a hit catalogue".

But we've got a full catalogue of songs to work with this time, and I sort of doubt that we'll be doing anybody else's material this time around, even though we won over a lot of fans with our version of Jailhouse Rock.

It's got a large catalogue of streaming music from Myspace's previous incarnation – 42m tracks from signed and unsigned artists, says Tim – but wraps the artist profiles and social networking features around that, while also providing those artists with analytics on who's listening to and sharing their music.

When you've got a back catalogue featuring records by artists as diverse as Commodo, Tsunga, and Romare, you're not easy to pigeonhole.