"It's a long catalogue," he said.
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.
The long catalogue of failings gives you grounds for accepting that that might be a logical conclusion as much as the other one".
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.
Add those to the 1,000-odd 1,000-oddipts, and the long catalogue of theatradioilm and concert scripts and you have the record of a very productive long.
What's more, from what I can make out, it appears to be a comparatively minor entry in Gibbons' long catalogue.
Comparisons have been drawn with rallies in Turkey and elsewhere by a more networked society with a long catalogue of grievances.
Germany's industry federation dampened Mr Kohl's spirits by presenting him on June 9th with a long catalogue of unfinished business, from privatisation and deregulation to tax reform and a tougher attack on social-security costs.
Jed's gallery owner has the bright idea of getting the world-famous novelist Michel Houellebecq to write a long catalogue essay for this exhibition, and Jed goes to Ireland to woo the reclusive writer.
What worries people like Davis is a long catalogue of concerns about air and water contamination; the fear that the speed of development of fracking has outstripped both the scientific research into its long-term impact and the regulatory regime.
After a long catalogue of failed experiments, Cliff, a post-doctoral researcher, suddenly starts to get exciting results: the cancerous mice he is injecting with a new virus begin spontaneously to improve.
