Sentence examples for archives say from inspiring English sources

James Baldwin, Ring Lardner, W. H. Auden and Greogory Corso all used it, the archives say.

Spang has her own, a certain Roze de Chantoiseau, who opened an establishment, the archives say, on rue Saint-Honoré in 1773.

Historians at the Imperial War Museums, who found the map in their archives, say it gives a rare insight into the minds of German officers  preparing to storm Britain.

Officials from the National Archives say that some of the John F. Kennedy artifacts set for an auction may belong to the Government.

With this change comes a paradoxical ethical shift where laziness, or limiting yourself to insouciant Googling, is more honorable than perseverance, as in hauling yourself down to the municipal archives, say.

The truth-tellers at the National Archives say that most homesteaders came from near their homesteads — Iowans moved to Nebraska, Minnesotans to South Dakota, etc. Furthermore, speculators, railroads and other sharpies snapped up most of the land: Of 500 million acres dispersed by 1904, only 80 million went to homesteaders.

While the Storm Prediction Center archives say that it was a single tornado, it was likely three or more tornadoes, each producing F3 to F4 damage.

Although Russian archives say that Sinop was gradually scrapped from 1922, an underwater expedition under the leadership of Robert Ballard found a wreck that has been tentatively identified as Sinop upside down off not far from Sevastopol.