Sentence examples for archive myself from inspiring English sources

And I was instantly curious, as I'd been toying with the idea of trying to build some kind of basic archive myself — say to crawl and retrieve links to all my published content, dumping headlines and URLs that into an Excel spreadsheet so I could quickly scroll through the data-set and remind myself what I've written in years' past.

A few days before, I'd gone to Long Island City to explore the archive for myself.

I keep things to archive for myself, but in the back of my mind is the fact that they'll be there for her, too.

Second, when I was writing this, I remembered seeing her name in the New York Times a few times, so I typed her name into the complete archives to remind myself of what I had read, and got 76 listings in return!

For instance, the Archive might say to website operators like myself, a free school newspaper, or a philosophy student that they may freely publish any of the Archive's images for non-commercial purposes.

I knew at the very least I would be documenting this experience for myself first as a sort of archive.

All of Lessing's pieces are available to subscribers in our online archive, and several of them — "A Mild Attack of Locusts," "Myself as Sportsman," and a 1997 short story, "The Stare" — are available to everyone.

"I wanted to create an archive, a piece of land that I could manage myself.

But a few months ago, while researching early hacker webzines, I found myself in the backwaters of Wired's online archive, reading technological forecasts from 1993.

But a few months ago, while researching early hacker webzines, I found myself in the backwaters of Wired's online archive, reading technological forecasts from 1993.

A few years after that I googled myself and saw the response came up in the archive section of the newspaper.