Sentence examples for private catalogue from inspiring English sources

These pairs became Opus 1 and Opus 2 in Leopold's private catalogue of his son's work.

That's great, but we have, for some time, been feeling that those of an indie sensibility are under-catered for in the Private catalogue.

Like Funes, S. had a sort of private language to catalogue the richness of his mental associations.

Look at all alternatives; it's easy to be wooed by a private school's catalogue, but consider the debt you may be incurring.

And then there are lists, quoting gun-holster catalogues, private promises ("I'm never again wearing anything bought at Lowe's"), and late news about post-Katrina New Orleans ("The rate of Armed Robbery is up 1,022 percent"), where all this is coming down.

"There's so much work in private collections and no catalogue raisonné," Ms. Fine said.

There's a catalogue of private hells in Folie à Deux, Howard's current show, which explores slippery perception and the phenomenon of "madness of two", where couples share a psychosis.

It was used, for example, in the 1848 case of Prince Albert v Strange in which Mr Strange was prevented by the court from publishing a catalogue of private etchings made by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

The starting point therefore is creating a catalogue of private data types you need to protect without actually moving the data.

The announcement that Bowie was releasing new material came as a surprise to many in the music world, and has had Bowie aficionados picking over the fiercely private star's back catalogue, comparing his early work with his latest release.

Showing family videos has become something of a free-for-all since camcorders were replaced with smartphones, and Keepy could be a helpful catalogue and private forum for that.