Sentence examples for wrongly catalogued from inspiring English sources
The spittoon was wrongly catalogued twice.
But it's condition that Philip Mould thinks is the most common reason they are lost from view or wrongly catalogued.
Evidence is collected and carefully catalogued.
Moreover, she had never catalogued the work.
SackPardew.com has catalogued the facts.
The statement is expected to catalogue what has been alleged, restate his firm denials of what has been alleged, and tell how he believes those wrongly accused of abuse can be protected by the law.
Thomas spent a month cataloguing the eggs.
It catalogues hundreds every day.
Not surprisingly, these texts catalogue bad arguments.
"It had been wrongly identified in our catalogue as a book of Shakespeare plays most likely dating from the 18th century," he said on Tuesday.
Amongst the most notable paintings were Caravaggio's Boy Bitten by a Lizard (wrongly attributed to Guercino in the catalogue) which the National Gallery in London acquired in 1986, and Nicolas Poussin's The Choice of Hercules which was purchased at the sale by Henry Hoare for Stourhead, his house in Wiltshire, where it still hangs.
