Sentence examples for would catalogue from inspiring English sources

"Over time, just writing about the shades of hair color would become almost unbearably exciting to him; he would catalogue them with obvious erotic pleasure," Dearborn recounts.

Rather than sorting and securing a crucial figure's "papers" — the ephemeral, inevitably decaying documents that chronicle an intellectual arc, the gradual but pointed establishment of some personal ideology or gestalt — it would catalogue her Twitter feed.

Sutton would catalogue the Brazilian's journey, from its opening through the moment it almost came to a premature conclusion, and from the triumphs through to its tragic ending at Imola on 1 May 1994.

This analysis was originally performed by Mechanical Turk workers, who would catalogue each based on specific visual concepts found in the images, but now that work has been automated, so that the classification is machine-generated.

Such a framework would catalogue case-based experiences and reflect the particular dynamics of specific EIDs, and promote inter-sectoral collaboration and knowledge synthesis, including integration of information about social, cultural and economic impacts, control measures and uncertainty [ 62, 63 ].

'Each day during the winter of 1983, I'd catalogue my lupus-like symptoms - joint aches, rashes, itching attacks, black and blue marks, exhaustion.

In the clip, I talk about the particulars of "Come and Get It"; I can as readily imagine offering a clip with highlights of Hawksian tricks and twists that would both catalogue their varieties and begin to unfurl their densely compacted substance.

All future failures would be catalogued retroactively under the Curse of the Bambino.

Experienced detectives were prevented from recording certain crimes and instead had to submit a report with specially-created units deciding how it would be catalogued, he claimed.

Insects may be small, but there are millions of them, and entomologists would like to catalogue every one.

During the 5.5-year mission, the telescope would expect to catalogue 500,000 new asteroids, including more than 90% of those large enough to cause a 100 megaton impact should they strike Earth (in other words, objects that are 140m wide or larger).