Sentence examples for that catalogues from inspiring English sources

This, a celebration of his excesses and eccentricities, is a feature film that catalogues two years in Green's life.

The crackdown comes as the Guardian launches an online database that catalogues the extent of repression by the Iranian authorities.

To address this problem, Kew created a global online resource that catalogues the taxonomy of monocot plants.

Cert uses a coding scheme developed by the psychologist Paul Ekman in 1978 that catalogues every conceivable facial expression.

Hillel Italie on Small Demons, an online encyclopedia and "storyverse" that catalogues names, places, songs, and products from thousands of books.

It's hard to argue that catalogues, like books, are objects worth preserving for their aesthetic value; they will be obsolete within months.

He told me that catalogue sales topped seven million dollars.

They found out that catalogue releases sold very well as gifts …" "… And nowadays," said Runge, "we're 100% full.

Now, these maestros have their own series of DVDs, the Directors Label collections, that catalogue their work.

Blinkbox claims 2 million monthly users and a 9,000-strong 9,000-stronglogue; assuming studios and broadcontent aren't threatened by the might of Tescataloguecassuming could expand mastudios.

Or he's displaying the dozens of photo albums that catalogue, exhaustively, the individual stacks of pancakes on which he has breakfasted daily for the past six years.