Sentence examples for archive seeking from inspiring English sources
❦ I turned also to the archive, seeking place words as they were preserved in glossaries and dictionaries, gathered on the web, or embedded in the literature of earlier decades and centuries.
The museum's documents archive seeks to collect and preserve the private papers of individuals who have experienced modern warfare.
Ms. Scottoline filed a dozen Freedom of Information Act requests with the National Archives, seeking documents on Italians who had been held at the 41 camps dotting the country.
Susan Solovay, co-chairwoman of the school's new P.S. 6 Alumni Foundation and a P.S. 6 parent, has led the charge in sifting through the school's archives, seeking famous names.
As a history buff, I like browsing through old newspapers (not to mention archives) seeking links to the present, which led me to dust off the Times' editorial from Memorial Day 1919 - the first commemoration following the end of World War One.
Archives seek to preserve and also create broad access to their collections.
The Internet Archive is seeking donations to help rebuild its scanning capabilities for books, microfilm and movies, and allow employees continue digitization work at another location.
The Treasury proposes to extend this perk to living owners of important works, who would get tax breaks by donating treasures while they are still alive.That should mean more writers can earn a pension by offloading their archives without seeking a foreign buyer.
The day after the screening, I found myself truffling in the archives online, seeking a copy of the Harragin Report — a secret document from 1949, in which British representatives, dispatched to Bechuanaland, summarized the tensions of the case and the merits of the main participants.
Most of the scraps remained in Amherst's archive, curiosities sought out by tenacious Dickinson scholars but unknown to the public at large.
The archive also seeks to acquire amateur film taken by both service personnel and civilian cameramen.
