Sentence examples similar to archives in front of from inspiring English sources

On a recent afternoon, Michael Cogswell, the director of the Louis Armstrong House & Archives, was standing in front of the house, discussing plans for its future.

In a grand hall at the US national archives, standing directly in front of original copies of the US constitution and declaration of independence, Obama said the current legal and political battles in Washington over the fate of the 240 prisoners there stemmed not from his decision to close the facility, but from George Bush's move seven years ago to open it.

Performers take part in a stage show in front of archive footage during the international ceremony at Sword Beach.

Supporters like Dave Diamond, a 37-year-old freelance television producer from Dayton, Ohio, have made it their mission to gather and archive information about the case and keep it in front of the public — not to mention public servants.

McDarrah himself is here too, seen working in the archive, and reading the names on the Yiddish Walk of Fame in front of the 2nd Avenue Deli.

"When it sees a face it archives, in a work of visual art, what happens in front of it," notes Asendorf.

Think of Bjork as more of a Lennon-type star, shining brightest when performing in front of a massive crowd, not archived on museum walls.

"The shadow archive has gone mainstream and people are eating it up in front of [other] people," she said.

The film ends with archive footage of Emily Wilding Davison's funeral – the Suffragette who threw herself in front of the King's horse at the Epsom Derby in 1913.

"I stand here today as someone whose own life was made possible by these documents," he said at the National Archives, in front of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Obama appeared in the hushed rotunda of the National Archives, in front of the documents that embody the highest aspirations of American government, while Cheney found a secure location at a right-wing think tank, one of a handful of places in the country where he could be assured a friendly audience.