Sentence examples for archival boxes from inspiring English sources

There are some 1m pages of material in the Churchill archives, amounting to about 2,500 archival boxes of letters, telegrams, manuscripts, photographs and other ephemera.

"I remember she had them in very fine archival boxes.

Any scholar who has ever watched the approach of a library cart loaded with gray archival boxes will understand how much pure labor has gone into "The Conquerors".

Mège's collection, kept in archival boxes in a study in her home, has been seen in its entirety by fewer than five people.

This work, inspired by Hiller's research into Freud's collection of possessions, consists of sets of archival boxes, containing objects that rub up against the labels attached to their lids.

Scanning the labels on the archival boxes, Sarah mutters to herself, "1910, 1920 …" Digging through one box, she pulls out a black-and-white photograph labelled, "Most Perfect Baby, 1908".

An archival box containing 20 negatives is as heavy as a cinder block.

Mrs. Watt kept the notebook in a closet for years, in a clamshell archival box, unsure what to do with it.

On the heels of two excellent archival box sets of his music, the legacy-minded Mingus Big Band wraps up the celebration at the Jazz Standard, where it plays most Monday nights and recorded a recent Grammy-winning album during a New Year's Eve engagement just like this one.

Similarly, though the archival box set -- the first of four planned -- seems truly imminent, it has been delayed by Young so many times in so many different incarnations over the last decade that his own record company will believe it only when it finally reaches the stores, and maybe not then.

We talk about the eight-disc archival box set he's preparing for release this fall, covering his ascent from obscurity in the mid-60's to 1972, when he had Billboard's No. 1 album of the year; and the two tours he's staging, one on his own and one with three old friends, who, 30 years ago, were the biggest band in America.