Sentence examples for stack of catalogs from inspiring English sources

Instead, I curl up on the sofa with a stack of catalogs from Staples and Office Depot and ponder the features of different electronic labeling machines.

"I have a stack of catalogs a mile high, and yesterday I sat at my computer with my little notebook, writing down every possible shopping site for Christmas.

Motioning to a stack of catalogs printed on cheap paper, Naudan says, "We want it to be like reading a newspaper — if you're looking for lamps, here they are!" The house distributes the tabloid version for free (in addition to its glossy subscription catalog), to further reassure potential bidders that an Artcurial folio is as casual and offhand as a supermarket circular.

I was making a mental note to toss my growing pile of catalogs stacked on the kitchen counter.

Consumers who curse the growing stacks of holiday catalogs in their mailboxes have a new alternative: a coalition of environmental groups has introduced a free Web site, CatalogChoice.org, that allows people to remove themselves from more than 1,000 mailing lists.

What you buy is a set of cotton and nylon straps; what you fill them with -- a stack of old magazines, catalogs or books -- is entirely up to you.

Of course, for me the dream is represented by a six-inch stack of glossy garden catalogs and the promise of tomatoes in August; for Ms. Stewart it's that plus a multimillion-dollar book contract and an "Apprentice -type reApprentice -type

A character in "The Stout of Heart" similarly opts out of his humdrum domestic life: to the bafflement of his wife and children, he withdraws to his room with a stack of horse breeding catalogs and for a week refuses to eat or come out.

Iteration after iteration of speakers, receivers, and Blu-ray players are approximately as interesting to the average technophile as a stack of old Crutchfield catalogs.

In Bigelow's office, six floors above her restaurant at 800 Wilshire Blvd., mountains of digital files and stacks of printouts catalog the multi-front battle that she, her developer and landlord, and her contractors fought with the city.

I had held to that conviction for more than 25 growing seasons, dreamily lost, like other gardeners, in the annual onslaught of catalogs stacked on our kitchen tables in February and March.