Sentence examples for old catalogue from inspiring English sources

It presents a band of marionettes, miming their old catalogue to a new generation.

When I was 15, I walked into a bookshop in Oxford with my mum and there it was sitting in a basket – an old catalogue for a Magritte exhibition.

Last week, my young son picked up the old catalogue, unaware it was directed at his great-grandparents, and flipped past the return address for a long-emptied Racine warehouse.

Whether that means allowing them to perform at the Academy of Country Music awards, reincorporating their old catalogue back on to country radio, or (fingers crossed) even playing their new material on the same stations, the powers that be in country music (including its listeners) need to admit that they overreacted, and welcome back one of the genre's biggest acts with open arms.

"Argos has tapped into a rich seam of growth," said Neil Saunders of retail analysts Conlumino, who explained that its old catalogue ordering business and related stock management system meant it was perfectly placed to offer a click-and-collect service, in which customers order online and then collect from stores.

Up to that point, they'd been using a sample from Baker's old catalogue as a placeholder.

"In the mournful event that we do not want to publish... we shall lock you up in a tiny room on the top floor here and feed you on old catalogues.

Kazin later recalled, "Anything I had heard of and wanted to see, the blessed place owned: first editions of American novels out of those germinal decades after the Civil War that led to my theme of the 'modern'; old catalogues from long-departed Chicago publishers who had been young men in the eighteen-nineties trying to support a little realism".

The Chin family bought Henderson his first set of hockey equipment; he had been using old catalogues as shin pads.

Al created the beginning of an entire industry, using older catalogue music to create "Greatest Hits Compilation Records", Demo 8 track tapes to sell high fidelity in automobile and hundreds of uses of music catalogue for the premium business.

Meanwhile, you and I can dash over to Orvis (522 Fifth Avenue, at 44th), the oldest catalogue company in this country, and purveyors of a range of sporting apparel that would especially please the man who likes to promenade along the avenues dressed as if he were hiking the Himalayas.