Sentence examples for the catalogues from inspiring English sources
noun
A systematic list of names, books, pictures etc.
This shows most in the catalogues he uses for data.
Why are there no estimated prices in the catalogues?
You must be more than a gardener when the catalogues come.
It produced the bimonthly journal Micropaleontology and also annual updates of the catalogues.
He has selected "his" presents from the catalogues of the great Christmas mail-order houses.
"It is really quite alarming, particularly when you take a look at the catalogues.
The catalogues boxed in the basement of the current gallery are a testament to that endeavour.
Likewise, his sleeve notes, literate, elegant and stylish, increasingly graced the catalogues of all the major record companies.
Clothes and shoes have both won a place in the catalogues, even though they are high-touch goods.
One driver described orders to give the catalogues to passersby, if necessary, rather than return them to UPS distribution centers.
The word: Upritchard often invites novelists to write stories about her work, in the catalogues that accompany her shows.
