Sentence examples for make a catalogue from inspiring English sources
The enthusiasts for ID cards do not make a catalogue of judgment: the forlorn rump of the Official Unionists, Robert Durward's New Party, and N9S, a proud Adolf Hitler fan-club.
"We make a catalogue of errors and they're ruthless enough to capitalise on our mistakes.
As the part of HERP promotion, we started to analyze historical earthquakes systematically to make a catalogue of hypocenters and magnitudes with the aid of dense data of seismic intensities accumulated after 1995.
The initial process of studying behavior is to make a catalogue of the discrete behaviors typically employed by a species, namely an ethogram.
"Some years ago the director of the museum showed some of the pieces and made a catalogue listing the works.
They concluded the Metropolitan police made a catalogue of errors that "more than minimally" contributed to Rigg's death.
The jury found that the Metropolitan police made a catalogue of errors which "more than minimally" contributed to Rigg's death.
"I have made a catalogue of phone calls to the Department for Work and Pensions [DWP] about my plight, but advisers have all given me different information and been unable to answer my questions," Ms Eachus said.
In one of the most severe verdicts in recent times concerning a death in custody, the jury found that the Metropolitan police made a catalogue of errors which "more than minimally" contributed to Rigg's death.
The Hillsborough Independent Panel, chaired by the Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Rev James Jones, made a catalogue of disturbing claims, including the allegation that 164 police statements were altered in the wake of the tragedy, 116 of them to remove or change negative comments about policing of the match and ensuing disaster.
In one of the most damning verdicts in recent times concerning a death in custody, the jury in the inquest of Sean Rigg, found that the Metropolitan police made a catalogue of errors which "more than minimally" contributed to Rigg's death.
