Sentence examples for archive along from inspiring English sources
Many of the songs will come from the BBC's archive, along with new recordings, including the "barks" made by great crested grebes as part of their mating ritual.
That site's archive, along with ongoing coverage of this important topic, can be found under the Informatics tag at the top of every page.
Here online are two of those reviews at full length (see From the Archive), along with this list of links to some of the coverage of her life and work that has appeared across the country.
But Mackay's presence in The Times's photo archive, along with dozens of other female aviators, is a reminder of a remarkable period in the skies in the 1920s and 1930s.
All of these pieces are available in our online archive, along with many others that explore aspects of this tragic, resonant episode in American history, including Pat Jordan's "The Outcast," Peter Boyer's "DNA on Trial," and Louis Menand's "The War Between Men and Women," which discusses Toni Morrison's writing about Simpson.
The print would go into her archive, along with any artifacts related to its making; Elkoury's letter, for instance, is accompanied in the archive by Mège's notes about their encounter (he was late to their first meeting, and arrived with his shoelaces untied).
This is a great idea – and I hope that the transcript will be available along with the podcast (what we really need is a way to listen to the podcast with the IM archive rolling along at real time as well, but that would require the buidling of specific client software, something I don't see suggested from the Waxxi site. There are other experiments in this area as well.
Fendi, by the way, has preserved all of its film costumes in its archives, along with relevant documents.
He will bring discs, music videos and tapes from his archives, along with reminiscences and answers to audience questions.
According to Marika, in the seven years of the project's existence, 80,000 photos have been archived, along with a few thousand audio files and several hundred videos.
Dacre and his designer, Patrick Connellan, have spent six years pulling in drafts from American university archives, along with hundreds of pages of notes.
