Sentence examples for archive record from inspiring English sources

Even so long after the original articles the paper should, in my view, at the very least correct the archive record and attach some addendum that makes it clear that the figures from Caroline Elkins are contested.

Even trace evident of city moat is indistinctively appear but historic archive record and city gates existence determine it the gradual border of city moat.

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Schilling's notes, preserved in the archive, record that he was struck by Hofmann's "motor disturbances and anxious mood" but that he could find nothing seriously wrong with him.

In our final interview Peter listened to a BBC archive recording of himself reading in 1960.

"Having checked the archive records there is no trace of any pocket notebooks being recovered by any previous inquiry or the Hillsborough Independent Panel.

A highlight of the National Theatre's 50th anniversary celebrations was an archive recording of Paul Scofield delivering one of Salieri's rants against the God that had betrayed him.

But within days of the Associated Press article, Mr. Bateman, his suspicions aroused, filed the first Freedom of Information Act request for Mr. Daily's personnel records, according to archive records.

You could hear the class in this production from the off, as presenter David Hepworth described Bob Dylan's audience in 1969 clapping "respectfully rather than ecstatically" and then the sound of that, on an archive recording, melted into hearing.

So the opening Jonny O' the Brine matches edgy, insistent percussion against wailing brass and ukulele effects, while Bonny Bunch of Roses starts with an archive recording of an eastern European cantor mixed with flute, violin and percussion.

Previously unseen Victorian archive records of the first fostered children in Britain have been released by Barnardo's, showing what life was like for children when the scheme was originally launched by the charity in 1887.