Sentence examples for archives until from inspiring English sources

The "protocols" languished in Moscow's archives until 2008, when, acting on a tip-off, Mr Hellbeck was able to gain access to 10,000 pages of them.

The audio sat in its archives until this year, when HBO and NFL Films started collaborating on "Lombardi," their 90-minute documentary that had its premiere Saturday night.

He asked her why her husband had locked up the documents from his administration in the national archives until 2012 (with one follow-up question).

The material had gathered dust in the M-G-M archives until an employee named Martin Kraegel salvaged it, in the early seventies, when the company began to consolidate its assets.

The young pianist, Ben Houghton, watched with stoic interest, chugging away at Tchaikovsky's three-four melody — um-pa-pa, um-pa-pa — an outtake from "Swan Lake" that lay forgotten in the Bolshoi's archives until the fifties.

Though Lange's shots of Depression-era individuals and families are well known, many of her negatives of empty home interiors have spent the past decades in archives, until Anne Whiston Spirn, the editor of this volume, unearthed them.

In "Hamptons-Bound" (Open Book, June 2), John Williams notes his surprise that the first use of the term "beach read" didn't appear in The New York Times's archive until 1993.

By the mid-nineteen-nineties, Green knew that he would not have access to the Conan Doyle archive until Dame Jean died — presuming that she bequeathed the papers to the British Library.

Some reputedly untranslatable writers, like Mallarmé, keep attracting new translators, unsatisfied with previous efforts, who keep adding to the archive, until the untranslatable ends up being the most abundantly translated.

Aussies can see An Archive until July 26 at the Art Gallery of NSW.

It wasn't kept as a proper archive until the last ten years or so, when he's been able to buy back [items].