Sentence examples for the current catalogue from inspiring English sources

In the current catalogue, his versions of Beethoven piano trios with the pianist Eugene Istomin and the cellist Pablo Casals, are vivid testimonials to his artistry.

The writers of the current catalogue are not immune to such speculations, and one can imagine Kandinsky specialists (let alone mesmerised amateurs like you and I) spending years arguing over the hidden symbols in Kandinsky's art.

Only one page in the current catalogue is devoted to parts and accessories for the Model T; yet everyone remembers springtimes when the Ford gadget section was larger than men's clothing, almost as large as household furnishings.

It was as though artists' eyes had been opened to the myriad possibilities of seeing and creating beauty.The past five years have seen a flowering of scholarship on this period and the current catalogue builds on this.

The legendary 1957 DG recording with Irmgard Seefried and Erik Werba is absent from the current catalogue, though you can hear the pair of them in a radio broadcast from Salzburg in 1960 (Orfeo).

By F. McInerney The New Yorker, July 20, 1940 P. 9 On p. 21 of the current catalogue of William Jennings Bryan University, Dayton, Tennesses, is this bit of academic prose: "Griping.

The overall objective of this project is to design and implement an advice-giving system for E-commerce, supporting a move from the current catalogue-based customer services to a customer adapted intelligent assistance, emulating in some way the performance of a human seller.

The circumference of each pant leg is 13 inches--the narrowest of any style in the current catalogues.

By Larry Seltzer and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, October 10 , 1964P. 52 The Macmillan Company's current catalogue lists C. Burger's "Survival in the Executive Jungle" under the heading "Botany".

The New Yorker, October 10 , 1964P. 52 The Macmillan Company's current catalogue lists C. Burger's "Survival in the Executive Jungle" under the heading "Botany".

The Macmillan Company's current catalogue lists C. Burger's "Survival in the Executive Jungle" under the heading "Botany".