Sentence examples for archive is full of from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker's archive is full of strange stories about Richard Nixon.

Our archive is full of ideas that have held their value for years.

Higson's archive is full of unpublished and unperformed sketches and projects.

By Joshua Rothman January 25 , 2013The New Yorker's archive is full of strange stories about Richard Nixon.

The New Yorker's archive is full of stories that seem to fit squarely within a techno-determinist view of history, and they are a joy to read.

The Pathé archive is full of newsreels acclaiming British troops for "keeping the peace" between hostile populations, from Cyprus to Palestine – all the better to keep control.

The archives are full of this stuff.

Yet wherever I went the archives were full of people.

American archives are full of material relating to enslaved people, which has become increasingly important as more scholars focus on the perspective of the enslaved, not the enslavers.

The municipal archives are full of master plans that never produced a spoonful of mortar, and it could be many years before the final fate of some of the rezoning plans is known.

The archives are full of copies of spurious images, and a full-length portrait identified as Jane hung in the Gallery for thirty years, until 1996, when the red-haired sitter, who also resembled the Spinola description, was re-identified as Catherine Parr, after the necklace in the painting was found in the list of her jewels in the Tudor inventory.