Sentence examples for its catalogues from inspiring English sources

Now it puts its catalogues on the web, complete with photographs, and finds it gets inquiries from much farther afield.Auction results too are posted on the web, so it is easy to find the prices achieved around the world.

Two years later, it revamped its catalogues and then opened its first outlet store.

Given its history, it, perhaps more than any other organization of its type, has the broadest cross-section of American music when it comes to its catalogues, writers and compositions from which to choose.

When EMI signed agreements to sell its recorded music and publishing businesses in November last year, to Universal and a consortium including Sony respectively, it was required to write down what it had estimated the value of its catalogues and goodwill to be as a result.

It claims to have more than 20,000 individual booksellers, and an estimated 70m used books in its catalogues - although the high number of duplicates makes it hard to judge an accurate figure.

But tech journalists and analysts have speculated that Fullager's announcement might be an attempt to placate rights holders as Netflix strives towards making all of its content available across all of its catalogues – and that the use of VPNs will continue because it is too difficult to stop.

Between 1908 and 1912 Sears Roebuck sold motors under its own brand in its catalogue, built for it by a manufacturer in Chicago.

But Dr Mahathir's complaint about it does not centre on its cataloguing of his authoritarian streak.

It is constantly beefing up its catalogue of reclaimed materials, with lorryloads of new items arriving every day.

Spotify needs all the major record labels to let it stream their content, otherwise its catalogue would be confusingly incomplete.

Currently it claims 300,000 items in its catalogue, from a mixture of major retailers/brands to local independents.