Sentence examples for he catalogues from inspiring English sources
He catalogues these feelings with beautiful clarity and honesty.
In "Jerry Before Seinfeld," he catalogues his own.
He catalogues his increasingly sophisticated creations while his real-life friendships and relationships deteriorate.
In these books of photographs and other work, he catalogues an American material culture that is so pervasive as to be almost invisible.
In the book's concluding pages, he catalogues all he gained from his hike: "For a brief, proud period I was slender and fit.
In his listing of the dramatis personae in "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," he catalogues himself and Walker ruefully: JAMES AGEE: a spy, traveling as a journalist.
He catalogued the weapons — rocks, slingshots with ball bearings and gasoline bombs.
As he catalogued his mother's work, Antony Penrose said he realised he had been "cheated out of knowing someone exceptional".
He catalogued the questions he gets: "Are you Afropolitan, like Taiye Selasi?
He catalogued Old Master drawings at Windsor Castle and, in 1945, became Surveyor of the King's Pictures.
Eloquent, emotional, barely able to conceal his rage, he catalogued the plan's pitfalls in a cri de coeur.
