Sentence examples for on cataloguing from inspiring English sources

Beginning with Victorian aristocrats hell-bent on cataloguing nature, through to the 21st century's outlaw nest robbers, it's a narrative peppered with police chases, undercover detectives and secret societies.

But a search of correspondence uncovered the letter acknowledging receiving the book, and an explanation was forthcoming: Because of new budget strictures, the staff was behind on cataloguing low-priority acquisitions.

Nor has the government made progress on cataloguing the number of deaths and injuries among migrant workers, many of whom arrive in the country already heavily in debt due to unscrupulous recruitment agents.

"I'd fully intended to ease up on the collecting," he told me, "to concentrate on cataloguing, on getting the collection out there, but actually some of the things I've discovered since I saw you last, I've just had to buy.

If the discourse of Doctor Who were the subject of a Doctor Who story, the cliffhanger would reveal that it had evolved into a pulsing entity bent on cataloguing the universe to destruction.

Equally, Hans-Peter Feldmann's sweet mini-photographs of a pound of strawberries – one for each of the 34 berries that made up his particular punnett – expend a vast amount of skill and taxonomic energy on cataloguing a thing that is hardly worth the catalogue.

It was only opened a week ago, by a conservator working on the task of cataloguing the archive.

The foundation is now considering moving on to catalogue the country's sculpture collection.

Some librarians spend more time on archival, cataloguing, and other tasks.

Lawyer and military historian Ricardo Castellano has built a career on tracking and cataloguing remnants of war.

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