Sentence examples for which catalogues from inspiring English sources
Discusses Ginsberg's huge correspondence from friends, organizations and the general public, and his eleaborate filing system, which catalogues them as wells as all other useful information and contacts.
This is where to pick up your map of the doo wop district, which catalogues the 220 motels still standing nearby.
This kind of uncelebrated creativity brings to mind artist Jeremy Deller's Folk Archive, which catalogues everything from protest banners to pizza kiosks.
In Berlin, on the site of Gestapo headquarters, stands the Topographie des Terrors, which catalogues how the Nazis got into power.
Most of the others whose functions are known are connected either with diet or with resistance to disease.Dr Quintana-Murci's data were drawn from a project called HapMap, which catalogues what are known as single-nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs.
Many of the preoccupations of The Vanity of Human Wishes and the Rambler essays reappear in Rasselas (1759), which catalogues with profound resource the vulnerability of human philosophies of life to humiliation at the hands of life itself.
His most important published work was the Atlas novus coelestis (1808 23), which catalogued more than 120,000 stars.
The trades were also documented by a computer system, called DB Cat, which catalogued every trade made by the bank.
It ran a 116-page special report entitled "Distrust of America," which catalogued many of Japan's lingering resentments.
His 1886 book Psychopathia Sexualis, which catalogued fetishism, sadism, masochism and other so-called deviant behaviour, was deemed so racy parts were written in Latin.
In 1924, Ernst Friedrich, a German pacifist, published "War Against War!," which catalogued photographs drawn from First World War medical and military archives.
