Sentence examples for archive from which from inspiring English sources

He left a huge body of pictures and archive from which a memorial retrospective is planned.

Nearly half of the 125,000 items in its photography archive, from which the show is drawn, exist only as negatives.

"The Dalkey Archive," from which the independent publisher took its name, is a wildly uneven self-cannibalization of the far superior "The Third Policeman," which remained unpublished in the author's lifetime.

Reframe then returns a digital copy to the rights holder, while retaining the work in Amazon's archive, from which it will be sold at a price set by the owner.

As well as the archive, from which this regular column is drawn, the Newsroom includes an exhibition space, a lecture theatre, an education facility, a public study centre and a caf¿.

History is treated like an archive from which images and objects can be borrowed, appropriated, and repurposed — just like in popular music, where sampling was born, and which is alluded to in the title of "Pre-Columbian Remix: The Art of Enrique Chagoya, Demián Flores, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, and Nadín Ospina" at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College.

Once the performances are Webcast, they will remain available as part of Andante's online archives, from which listeners can retrieve them at any time.

Perhaps most important, however, was his discovery of large numbers of cuneiform tablets from the state archives, from which much about Assyrian and Babylonian culture and history was eventually learned.

On the other hand, the databases and archives from which data was extracted, were kept and maintained for administrative purposes, and they may have contained errors and have been incomplete (e.g. missing student dispensation case paper files or missing documents within these files).

The Melrose story had caught up with its author, who had no plan for an ending, and no archive of experience from which to draw.

Yet as he excavates his dead father's study, Busch discovers that mice have "been chewing the sentences back into letters, reducing the archives to the pulp from which they had come, preparing the documents to be dirt again".