catalogue

Definition:
1. A complete list of items, for example of things that people can look at or buy.
2. A book or pamphlet containing an enumeration of things.

Use 'catalogue' in a sentence:

• 1. You get a listing in the catalogue in both Chinese and English, some basic furniture—a desk and four chairs—and electricity and lighting.
• 2. The library has a catalogue of its books arranged in alphabetical order.
• 3. There is not enough money even to catalogue the finds; as a result, they cannot be found again and become as inaccessible as if they had never been discovered.
• 4. Speaker after speaker lined up to catalogue a series of failures under his leadership.
• 5. During commercials, an overlay will appear at the bottom of the screen, prompting viewers to press a button to request a free sample or order a catalogue.
• 6. By contrast, the Victorian author Samual Smiles wrote Self-Help as a catalogue of the worthy lives of engineers, industrialists and explorers.
• 7. His story is a catalogue of misfortune.
• 8. Can you show us your catalogue?
• 9. They're charging £ 3 for the catalogue.
• 10. A catalogue is available on request.
• 11. The Burmese jade choker in the catalogue was very beautiful.
• 12. If you know the author only, just look it up in the author catalogue.
• 13. The same catalogue included a type of two-pole concentric plug and socket.
• 14. Please send me a mail order catalogue.
• 15. The Royal Greenwich Observatory was founded to observe and catalogue the stars.
• 16. The catalogue is under revision.
• 17. He was given a heavy jail sentence for a whole catalogue of serious crimes.
• 18. During commercials, an overlay will appear at the bottom of the screen, prompting viewers to press a button to request a free sample or order a coupon or a catalogue.
• 19. Please rush me your current catalogue.
• 20. The catalogue includes helpful information on the different bike models available.
• 21. Online the shopper can look through a huge digital catalogue.
• 22. These magazines have never been systematically catalogued.
• 23. I once bought a thingummy out of one of those catalogues.
• 24. Their full catalogue costs $5, redeemable against a first order.
• 25. The 32-page catalogue is chock-full of things that add fun to festive occasions.
• 26. She went on to catalogue a long history of disasters.
• 27. You could even order windows from a catalogue – a sort of mail order stained glass service.
• 28. The first catalogue featured speciality shavers, accessories, and cutlery.
• 29. Send for your free catalogue today.
• 30. Look in the catalogue to see whether the library has this book.
• 31. We catalogue our books in many different ways.
• 32. A catalogue of disasters has recently affected the travel industry.
• 33. Interviews with the refugees catalogue a history of discrimination and violence.
• 34. She wrote off for some catalogues.
• 35. You can skim through the catalogue first.
• 36. Similar evidence appeared in songbirds and rats around the same time, and since then, researchers have built up an impressive catalogue of animal lateralisation.
• 37. If traipsing around shops does not appeal to you, perhaps using a catalogue will.
• 38. The library has a catalogue of all its books, arranged in alphabetical order.
• 39. I've written off for the catalogue.
• 40. The librarian entered a new book in the catalogue.
• 41. I had a flick through the catalogue while I was waiting.
• 42. An illustrated catalogue accompanies the exhibition.
• 43. The catalogue is full of testimonials from satisfied customers.
• 44. You could even order windows from a catalogue — a sort of mail order stained glass service.
• 45. The catalogue gives a full description of each product.
• 46. They have a 5% margin of error. Look at this catalogue, John.
• 47. A really good catalogue can also whet customers' appetites for merchandise.
• 48. We will be forwarding our new catalogue to you next week.
• 49. We will be forwarding you our new catalogue next week.
• 50. The new books are being catalogued.