Sentence examples for access to a cache of from inspiring English sources

The Observer has had exclusive access to a cache of letters and photographs that establishes the truth about Brooke.

He also had access to a cache of recently revealed, hugely illuminating letters between O'Connor and her friend Betty Hester, who had a great crush on her.

The family of a teenage soldier who died after being shot twice in the head at the Deepcut barracks have been denied access to a cache of files they believe could shed light on his death, the Guardian can reveal.

I looked at the slide show online, and I think that I now understand something about the Internet that had previously eluded me — that is, what it feels like to click on the word "nude," and feel a little thrill at gaining access to a cache of photos.

I looked at the slide show online, and I think that I now understand something about the Internet that had previously eluded me that is, what it feels like to click on the word "nude," and feel a little thrill at gaining access to a cache of photos.

Prochnik, Putnam's great-grandson and himself a former mental health counselor, relies on his "opposing parts" — his father's family were Viennese Jews — and his access to a cache of Putnam family correspondence to add texture to the already well-chronicled story of Freud's visit and its consequences.

The only documents these actor-authors have access to are a cache of letters from German soldiers sent home to their families.

(Alder had both the good and the bad fortune to gain access to a huge cache of primary documents; he has made thorough use of it).

He added: "Whoever is doing this has access to a good cache of pictures.

Since the L3 cache is shared, each core is able to access almost all of the cache and thus has access to a larger amount of cache memory.

On the contrary, the Xeon processor employs the shared cached technique and thus both the cores have access to a larger amount of cache than the ones in the Opteron.