Sentence examples for not catalogued from inspiring English sources

Her collection was equally unfinished: not catalogued or organised, as now.

Back in 1916, it told her, records were not catalogued according to the name of the insured.

Mr. Bliss said he contacted the staff at the Guinness Book of World Records to sort it out, but was told that Guinness had not catalogued inflatable slides.

Well, we don't find Newport in south Wales (my birthplace) or Clerkenwell in London (my workplace) because the former didn't exist and the latter was not catalogued for reasons that scholars still can't agree on.

Because they are not catalogued in any kind of formal national database, a fact that inspired the creation of the index to begin with, Google calls the project a "starting point" for the documentation and study of hate crimes.

Even this information, however, is largely incomplete, scattered across multiple sources, and difficult to locate, especially if not catalogued in searchable databases or available in electronic format.

When not cataloguing celebrities, the narrative is cataloguing the possessions and tastes of elite New Yorkers.

The state does not catalogue complaints by type, but Nancy Sabella, executive director of the administrators association, said the increase nationally was mainly in complaints about home repairs and about deregulation of the natural gas, electric and telecommunications industries.

We do not catalogue our transgressions to define ourselves.

We did not catalogue 'wounds and injuries' and 'pregnancy complication' because these two diseases were under parent terms belonging to multiple portals.

Who hasn't catalogued, through a wondrous, lovesick haze, their partner's most banal characteristics and traits?