Sentence examples for rich catalog from inspiring English sources

EMI executives have ruled out a breakup or selling the record company's rich catalog assets.

Leading his band Dinosaur Jr., he has written a rich catalog of not-so-simple rock songs, singing in a high, troubled drawl about yearnings, uncertainties and disappointments.

But the venerable German label Deutsche Grammophon engages in a more subversive sort of genre clash in ReComposed, a series that allows prominent dance-music and electronica producers to mine its rich catalog for raw material.

Leading Dinosaur Jr. in the 1980's and 90's, he wrote a rich catalog of not-so-simple rock songs, singing in a high, troubled drawl about yearnings, uncertainties and disappointments and letting loose some long, searing guitar solos.

With this rich catalog of indels, we are now able to identify frequently mutated genes and implicate these variants as causal agents that influence gene expression and complex disorders.

Although people admired the inexpensive, simple device, Ouya didn't have the rich catalog of quality games, 3-D intensity, great graphics, and processing speed that traditional gamers prized but the company had to some extent sacrificed to drop cost and price.

E Pluribus Venom: The Art of Shepard Fairey (Gingko Press in association with Obey Giant, $29.95), an image-rich catalog of posters, prints and murals produced in 2007 for an exhibition originally shown at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York.

Compared to previous WES studies, our WGS provided a much richer catalog of genetic lesions but a shallower median coverage.

Prince has treated the Forum stand like a gargantuan bar gig, supplementing his own hit-rich catalog with a vast array of other artists' songs.

Future analysis of full genome sequence data, allowing for the inclusion of all coding SNPs and noncoding variants, will provide an even richer catalog of variants that will expand our understanding of the role of rare deleterious variants in maize breeding.

Among the many joyous distractions provided by YouTube, which John Seabrook writes about this week in the magazine, is its rich back catalog of sports footage.