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151. This sateen suit is by Rosami and available from the new Freemans catalogue at ￡69.99.

152. Rather than produce a catalogue, the Ruskin Programme is publishing a collection of scholarly essays to mark the occasion.

153. The use of a scheme in centrally or cooperatively produced catalogue records can also be important in establishing its future.

154. It is perhaps in the field of attribution that this catalogue serves the most useful purpose.

155. She craved cuddles and kisses; she was given a catalogue from Hamley's toy shop.

156. Thus in the 1962 Catalogue, the Virgin Mary has 150 pages devoted to her.

157. The online catalogue has exposed obstacles to effective retrieval which library and catalogue users have faced all along in previous manual systems.

158. The catalogue is 300 pages long with eight essays, as well as artists' biographies.

159. Uses can also use the catalogue program to select their put together their own disks for ￡8.95 per compressed megabyte.

160. They suggested that a public access catalogue would be a suitably demanding trial application.

161. You can also request a free nursery catalogue and find out where the nearest Tomy stockist is in your area.

162. Worse, however, is the situation regarding the back catalogue: once initial stock are exhausted the titles frequently disappear for ever.

163. The online catalogue was a spin-off which did not stem from any desire to serve the user better.

164. They were stony-faced. Not a single raised forefinger; not a flicker of a catalogue; not even a blink.

165. I was browsing through a carp baits catalogue and came out of the experience dazed and amazed.

166. In the preface,(http://sentencedict.com/catalogue.html) the editor of the catalogue makes it clear that only a representative selection of coins is listed.

167. Report letter A report letter containing supplementary information was sent to centres at the same time as the new catalogue.

168. The catalogue then states that the water passes through plastic media.

169. To observe searching behaviour solely at the catalogue may provide a distorted picture of the task in hand.

170. The local agents provide an extensive catalogue of programs available at a nominal charge.

171. In implementing today's online catalogues(sentencedict.com), librarians are having to make complex decisions about catalogue user behaviour and needs.

172. Testing retrieval effectiveness in an operational environment such as a library catalogue proves to be problematic.

173. The final proofs arrive for the catalogue of the next silver sale.

174. Library staff will co-operate in the production of a computer catalogue, and in the eventual integration into an image database.

175. When John Moores set up the first Littlewoods catalogue in 1932, housewives' shopping clubs were all the rage.

176. Catalogue number is; it comes in a booklet style case with top class notes and design.

177. Accompanying the show on all this month and until 11 July is a fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by Judith Goldman.

178. Crosby has maintained his dignity despite a constant catalogue of names linked with the post.

179. Sears' gives instructions for creating references for insertion in an index or catalogue to show relationships between subjects.

180. It can be seen immediately that, in library terms, the 48K microcomputer could not replace the library catalogue.