Sentence examples for with catalogues from inspiring English sources

My apartment is littered with catalogues advertising "carbon titanium supercycles," and bicycling magazines with stories about obscure pro races.

Each of these areas overflowed with catalogues and Architectural Digests, from which she'd grab ideas for cabinets and cubbies, which were no sooner built than they, too, overflowed with catalogues and Architectural Digests.

And the city has created its own Stop Phone Books page, where people can select phone books as a category of mail, along with catalogues and advertising, that they refuse to have delivered to their homes.

Its contents: A black leather portfolio with catalogues, press mentions, and CDs A coffee-table book, "Master Storyteller: An illustrated tour of the fiction of L. Ron Hubbard" 5 books from the series 5 audiobooks from the series A cardboard tube containing 3 posters It seems like quite an expense for an independent publisher, no?

The outdoor retailer -- best known for stuffing mailboxes with catalogues -- chose a prized corner space in the upscale Promenade at Sagemore in the Marlton section of Evesham Township -- what its developer, Kravco Corp., calls a style center, for only its fourth outlet in the company's 90-year history.

They proceed with a joint litany of the misery and melancholy of the human condition, topping each other with catalogues of woes.

He also got bored with cataloguing his guests' dishonesty.

With catalogue and gift-shop sales included, a successful show can reap several million dollars.

About one in 10 callers to the National Debtline, the charity's free advice service, have problems with catalogue debt.

In the same vein, Bruno Munari's slideshow of photographs from the 1950s plays around with ideas of taxonomy, with cataloguing and ordering every permutation of a thing that, in the end, turns out to be pointless.

Not content with cataloguing them next to the unskilled, Farage also suggested those living with HIV were as desirable to the UK as immigrants such as "that Latvian murderer" Arnis Zalkans, prime suspect in the Alice Gross murder case.