Sentence examples for would catalog from inspiring English sources

Though he has yet to tackle the growing pile of photos he swore he would catalog back when he began this job, he is generally tackling fatherhood with all the organized gusto he brought to his working life.

Mr. Madoff, for instance, had a propensity for buying in bulk (he would catalog the same sweater in every color and pattern available), avoiding wrinkles (even his underwear was pressed and folded just so) and monogramming (Mr. Madoff's initials graced everything from T-shirts to drinking glasses to a pair of black velveteen slippers, size 81/2).

Each time he came to see me he would catalog, in great detail, the ways he had been ignored or excluded.

It's not where I would catalog myself, and I've been in this body for as long as I can remember and then some.

But would their Catalog of the Abhorred be as trite as the author's?

The official stressed that the two sides would merely "catalog the list of things that needed to be addressed," and would not engage in substantive negotiations.

The University of Massachusetts Amherst said it would scan, catalog, digitize and put online papers of the civil rights movement pioneer W. E. B. Du Bois.

After the Annapolis service was over, she said, she would finally catalog this mobile collage of his life and her grief and put it into storage.

Most of them, he said on the exhibitions' opening day in September, are in the museum's Historical Room, though many are in boxes that he said he would unpack, catalog and repack most afternoons throughout the run of the show as part of his conceptual-art installation.

She bought the bungalow eight years ago and joined a growing clubhouse of would-be catalog shoppers who are painstakingly customizing their Sears houses to look as if they fell off the rack.

The remains would be cataloged and easily retrievable if a family changed its mind about body parts it had not claimed, or if advancements in DNA technology could identify the unidentified.