Sentence examples for popular catalog from inspiring English sources

"This is where record companies get into the picture; a company with a large and popular catalog can have significant market power over digital platforms, which would have a keen interest to strike a deal with it".

Seventeen years ago, Christiane Lemieux created DwellStudio, a popular catalog and e-retailer that built one brick-and-mortar store in SoHo before being acquired for undisclosed terms in 2013 by the online store Wayfair.

The Becks were one of the country's largest Harley-Davidson distributors and published a popular catalog of their wares that was available at motorcycle dealerships across the country.

Abercrombie provided so much of it in its vastly popular catalogs, which sell for $6, that the lieutenant governor of Illinois undertook a boycott campaign.

In contrast to J. Crew and other popular catalogs, "they use older models and girls who aren't superskinny," she said.

You look at the pages of popular catalogs and it's hard to tell the difference between a teapot made by an individual artist and one that is mass-produced in some third-world country.

And, since pink can also be problematic, hybridizers have come up with a white strain, Lavendula angustifolia Alba, which is available from time to time in some of the popular catalogs.

Now I'm the big hand holding the little one.' " Saratoga Sweets holds and is renewing a trademark on the Peppermint Pig, although the candy is sold online and through popular catalogs, as well as in about 200 museum shops and retail stores primarily on the East Coast.

While much of the mega-popular catalog of Beatles ballads references a generic "she" or "him" or "girl" or "baby," the Fab Four did sometimes make mention of specific people.

"Legend," a 1984 compilation of songs by the reggae singer Bob Marley, turns out to be the most popular back-catalog album of the Soundscan era, selling 5.6 million copies.

After high-speed Internet access became more popular, virtual catalogs quickly grew to become a popular feature of online stores.