Individual entries are now barely worth documenting, and the phenomenon is best appreciated in bulk through websites such as the Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project and Kill Or Cure, with its alphabetised list: from almonds, apples and artificial light; through horseradish, hot drinks and housework; to wasabi, water, watercress and more. ❋ Ben Goldacre (2010)
One small corner of the shelving housed dozens of CD-ROMs, floppies and manuals, but the rest of the space was taken up with literally hundreds of alphabetised A4 manila folders, coloured name tags on all of the top right-hand corners. ❋ Shelagh Power-Chopra (2010)
They hang above my desk, alphabetised and descending. ❋ Unknown (2010)
When I'd shelved some books and tidied the tables, I chose a section, and I re-alphabetised it! ❋ StyleyGeek (2009)
And then my mum came to visit and alphabetised the whole lot while I was out. ❋ Unknown (2009)
As it is I'm a little ashamed that I sat down and created my own categorised, alphabetised index for it, confirming that I am now a real dorky librarian. ❋ Niki (2005)
I can bite till my fingers bleed when I get like that but very luckily just then I had a flash of genius I realized I never had alphabetised the freezer had I? ❋ Chris Cleave (2005)
I wasn't entirely uninvolved, either - two winters ago I wrote all Mormor's addresses into a new address-book, alphabetised and neatly written so that she could contact people more easily, and that book was used to contact people to let them know the funeral date, so I feel a bit useful. ❋ Ailbhe (2004)
Still working on eliminating those things completely. review directory: you'll find books and short stories alphabetised by title and author and nonfiction books thematically arranged by the Dewey Decimal System. ❋ Eva (2010)
I vote for Claudine in Paris, for the selfish reason that I really want to read some Colette (my writer at work "talks" so much about her!) but don't own any of her books, and this way I'll get to experience it vicariously through you review directory: you'll find books and short stories alphabetised by title and author and nonfiction books thematically arranged by the Dewey Decimal System. ❋ Eva (2010)
"I am not interested in Mourinho," poor old slightly overwhelmed Carlo Ancelotti told this morning's papers, studying the alphabetised contents page of his José Mourinho scrapbook and adjusting the wiry grey bouffant sideburn attachments of his José Mourinho wig. ❋ Barney Ronay (2010)
Books only made it on to the main section when they had been fully digested, and yet still it was crammed and carefully alphabetised. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Then, from the alphabetised list of running processes, scroll down until you find "wmplayer. exe." ❋ Unknown (2010)
And obviously, I'm continuing on to review directory: you'll find books and short stories alphabetised by title and author and nonfiction books thematically arranged by the Dewey Decimal System. ❋ Eva (2010)
I know a lot of people are more into the Russian Revolution than me. review directory: you'll find books and short stories alphabetised by title and author and nonfiction books thematically arranged by the Dewey Decimal System. ❋ Eva (2010)
And of course check out what other participants are getting from their libraries! review directory: you'll find books and short stories alphabetised by title and author and nonfiction books thematically arranged by the Dewey Decimal System. ❋ Eva (2010)
I am going to Alphabetise my [Cds] [tomorow] after [work] ❋ Grilled (2008)
Please can you [alphabetise] [the pile] of [documents] over there ❋ Gemstars (2008)
Please can you [alphabetise] [the pile] of [documents] over there ❋ Gemstars (2008)
