Sentence examples for school catalogue from inspiring English sources

This took advantage of the more sophisticated analytical techniques now available, as did the examinations for the sixteenth-century Netherlandish and French school catalogue published in 2014 [6].

The results from the first stage of the programme, concentrating on the earlier paintings, were published in the 1997 volume of the National Gallery Technical Bulletin [2], a special issue on Early Northern European painting, and in the 1998 fifteenth-century school catalogue [3].

In March 2015, again according to the school catalogue, UMA was acquired by Clinical and Patient Educators Association CPEAA).

When it came time to apply for a high school, Kerby saw in the New York City high school catalogue a course called "Garment Construction," held at the High School of Fashion Industries.

The schools were chosen at random, selecting random numbers from the school catalogue of the online Dutch phonebook.

It should be listed on your transcripts or in the school catalogue.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 4, 1931 P. 16 (Impressions of a parent after reading two hundred and eight boarding school catalogues) The Hanover Country School is situated on a wooded knoll overlooking six suits of long woollen underwear.

The New Yorker, July 4 , 1931P. 16 (Impressions of a parent after reading two hundred and eight boarding school catalogues) The Hanover Country School is situated on a wooded knoll overlooking six suits of long woollen underwear.

With help from the Armijos that included a job in high school cataloguing books at the tribal library, Ochoa went on to attend Berkeley and then UC Irvine, where last spring he earned a master's degree in public policy.

At most art schools, liberal arts colleges and universities, academic subjects account for between one-third and one-half of the credits in BFA programs, yet these classes are rarely highlighted in art school catalogues.

I was teaching in New York when I came across Octavia E Butler's Kindred in a secondary-school catalogue of novels recommended to support diversity.