Sentence examples for printed catalogue from inspiring English sources

Future versions will offer new features, which could include a request to switch from a printed catalogue to be placed on an e-mail list.

Multi-channel selling could involve a combination of traditional shops, a printed catalogue, a home-shopping channel on TV, a phone-in order service and an e-commerce-enabled website.

The bookplate led her to an online version of Arnold's privately printed catalogue; by entering his brief description into Google, she was able to track down the book's sale lot from its 2010 Christie's auction.

"No printing, no paper and binding, no need for a sales conference or printed catalogue -- we don't know the size of the market, but it could be potentially very profitable for us".

As we mount higher and higher, we find commoner books, in shabbier bindings; but there is still the same order preserved, each book being numbered according to a printed catalogue".

'53, arranged by a life-of-the party Duchamp, who kept his franchise this time by arranging for an eccentrically printed catalogue, on thin tissue paper, that was sent out to the gallery's mailing list crumpled up to suggest a piece of waste paper.

He is currently obsessed with eliminating every one of what he calls "the ugly abbreviations" that were standard in the days of laconic printed catalogues but are not needed on the wordy Internet.

The National Archives' reading rooms contain a reference library, printed catalogues, photocopying facilities, an information desk featuring a number of publications and fact sheets and tools for preserving Malta's records.

Most online retailers also have printed catalogues you can order from.

Antonson recently created a printed Secret Summer catalogue, which served as a fashion meets multimedia art project bringing together her favourite designers, photographers, and friends.

For example, IKEA recently redesigned its print catalogue on Instagram with the help of its fans.