Sentence examples for archive ever from inspiring English sources

After all, this was "perhaps the most important wartime archive ever to be offered for private sale".

"The Kean family gave us the daunting task of going through 200 years of American history," said Mr. Schroh, who joined the museum staff a decade ago and has been cataloging the archive ever since.

Dr Gilly Carr said it was "the single most important resistance archive ever to emerge from the Channel Islands".

After completing The Bikeriders, Lyon was made an associate of the prestigious Magnum Photos cooperative, but in 1975, when other members noticed that he never attended any of the meetings, the group dropped him, though his work has remained in the Magnum archive ever since.

Nor can a history written entirely from Israel's point of view, with no access to the Arab archives, ever be more than half the story.

He built his archive without ever stepping into a record shop, thanks to music piracy on an "industrial scale".

Meanwhile Owen Gower's documentary Still the Enemy Within tells the story of the miners' strike through the eyes of those who fought it, with the most impressive set of archive footage ever assembled.

The film, which shows the seven-year-old Queen unselfconsciously trying out a Nazi salute, is over 80 years old, yet it has detonated a storm of furious claim and counterclaim in a way no other kind of archive material ever could.

As for the unpublished stories, the thought that a small masterpiece such as "Two Disagreeable Pigeons" (about an unhappy pigeon couple - "at the bottom of their little pigeon hearts they detested each other") might have remained at the bottom of a drawer or an unreachable archive for ever is disquieting in the extreme.

Hang a damp hanky in your window and your nasty habit could be archived for ever if a Google camera-car happens by.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Has there ever been a deaf professional footballer?" asked Clinton Mansell one fine day in 2004.