Sentence examples for long catalogue from inspiring English sources

"It's a long catalogue," he said.

Penny has given it a terrific, long catalogue entry - "You've read that?

What's more, from what I can make out, it appears to be a comparatively minor entry in Gibbons' long catalogue.

The long catalogue of failings gives you grounds for accepting that that might be a logical conclusion as much as the other one".

French employers have an equally long catalogue of complaints, including the planned reduction in the work week to 35 hours, which is bound to raise labour costs.

His early life is told in a long catalogue chronology, laced with eloquent quotes from Gober and other artists, which reads like the abstract of a powerful bildungsroman.

A picture long catalogued as an elder Breughel, an "Infanta" that people thought was by Velasquez, and a portrait of the Little Princess Henrietta Maria of France for which Van Dych has been given credit for centuries are in the same fix.

The Gif Pronunciation Page has long catalogued evidence that Gif sounds like Jif.

The band played hits from their decades-long catalogue, including a rendition of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" featuring Bergen's Edvard Grieg Youth Choir.

The tragedy at Lampedusa is the worst in a decade-long catalogue of horrors that has seen thousands of migrants perish while attempting to reach Europe.

The fourth and longest catalogues the many murders in a fictional northern Mexican town called Santa Theresa.