Sentence examples for meticulously catalogued from inspiring English sources
Edith Skinner also kept an archive, but the recordings were on reel-to-reel tape, and so it was unwieldy and haphazardly organized; Monich's is meticulously catalogued.
Truro Crown Court heard Williams persuaded at least 460 to perform sex acts on webcams for him which he recorded and kept on meticulously catalogued computer files.
Ranging from the Atlantic to the sea of Galilee, the samples are grouped together here in Kovats's meticulously catalogued installation All The Sea.
Digital-file sharing only hastened my musical decline: the bootlegged demos I'd meticulously catalogued gathered dust while I ripped my classmates' albums from a shared online library.
The treasure, meticulously catalogued, includes gold coins, jewellery and precious gemstones, along with 83 crucifixes and 197 gold watches: more than enough to restore Legrand's lost fortune.
The immoderate quotes meticulously catalogued by the liberal media-watchdog site mediamatters.org are accurate but misleading, insofar as they reduce a willfully erratic broadcast to a series of political brickbats.
Mr. Skin, also known as Jim McBride, has spent the past decade overseeing his popular Web site of the same name, which meticulously catalogues nude scenes in films.
With £260 compensation he received from a swimming-pool accident, he purchased the papers of two very obscure Victorian poets, whose lives he spent a summer vacation meticulously cataloguing, before selling the papers at a decent profit.
She was able to rely on her prodigious memory and her meticulously filed and catalogued interview notes and correspondence and was always generous in acknowledging help she received.
And everything is clearly catalogued and meticulously presented – a pedantic browser's dream.
Evidence is collected and carefully catalogued.
