Sentence examples for voluminous catalog of from inspiring English sources

Nearby, the Smugglers Notch Resortt has expanded its voluminous catalog of nonskiing activities, if that's possible.

Facebook's influence, for instance, rests largely with the social graph, its voluminous catalog of social connections between every person on the service.

Ernest C. Withers, a photographer whose voluminous catalog of arresting black-and-white images illustrates a history of life in the segregated South in the 1950s and '60s, from the civil rights movement to the Beale Street music scene, died on Monday in Memphis.

Along the way, using props and gadgets that look like something from a Carrot Top performance, Pope has developed the eccentric, voluminous catalog of drills that has helped him produce five Pro Bowl tight ends in his 25-year N.F.L. coaching career.

The companies that supply bench scientists with these products, listed in the voluminous catalogs lining the shelves of most research labs, hire teams of researchers to develop these products.

In February, Columbia House announced a reorganization aimed at moving the business online and decreasing the expense of sending voluminous catalogs every several weeks to its 16 million members, Mr. Flanders said.

In other words a catalog of horrors.

A Catalog of Published Genome-Wide Association Studies.

Despite a voluminous reading list that runs from Plato to Beckett and includes Dante, Shakespeare, Kant, Kafka, Dostoyevsky and Ibsen, the seminar became one of the hottest offerings in the slender catalog of freshmen seminars; more than 100 students applied for 15 seats.

A catalog of instances is given.

A catalog of maternal imperfections.