Catalogued in a sentence

A report Monday from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration catalogued the highest number of climate-related disasters ever recorded in a single calendar year — one that still has three months to go.

Catalogued as a single lot, the archive is estimated to fetch £400 to £600.

In some cases, their remains are found before they are even identified and catalogued.

She catalogued some of the recent criminal activity, including the ransacking of an apartment of an elderly resident who had died days earlier.

The “security scheme” catalogued the possible threats to the Prime Minister.

Those thousands of artworks will need to be photographed, catalogued and prepared for exhibition.

Serfass and his student collaborators have catalogued a number of ancient inscriptions.

On Sinaga’s digital devices, investigators said they eventually found huge volumes of photos and videos of his assaults, sometimes catalogued alongside pictures of a victim’s ID card.

There are eight two-year-olds by Tavistock catalogued in the forthcoming New Zealand Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale, which takes place at Karaka on November 18 and 19.

There are nearly one million catalogued asteroids, but we don't know much about many of them.

A volume of 11.69 lakh kg has been catalogued for Sale 38 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association, which will conclude on Friday.

A volume of 19.22 lakh kg has been catalogued for Sale No: 42 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association.

But that notion is contradicted by his old boss, Alec Smith, and also by the union’s well catalogued records, which do not reveal any issues about ‘unscrupulous employers’, or refer to any member complaining about being unpaid.

Leadership Friday edition of June 7th, 2019, catalogued the profiles of these distinguished Nigerians and described them as Worthy Ambassadors that make the country proud.

One genre of 19th Cen illustrated pamphlet was the "Cries of London" (previously), which celebrated the market traders' characteristic sales patter, which were catalogued as a kind of urban birdsong.

The copper alloy objects were excavated in the early 20th century at Wroxeter Roman City, and catalogued at the time as 'lunate' or crescent pendants.

The remains in the tombs will be inventoried and catalogued before tests are conducted on the age of the remains and their DNA.

The second copies of the books have been catalogued in the school library and are available for any student to take out.

While income data was now automatically pre-filled and sent to the ATO by banks and listed companies, deductions had to be remembered, catalogued and lodged by taxpayers.

Similar to our brain, the fly brain has distinct cells responsible for sleep, memory, smell, etc. The researchers catalogued more than 80 different cell type clusters, and interestingly, also found that not all of them age in the same way.