Sentence examples for been archived from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into an archive.
- I was planning on archiving the documents from 2001.
Felicity Merriman, introduced in 1991, has also been archived.
The White House had previously said some e-mail might not have been archived.
When he inquired, he said an office manager told him that the records had been archived.
Still, these are stories, for the most part, that have been archived – we've read them before.
The non-dom loophole is an anachronism that should have been archived a long time ago.
In November they were published by the American Lawyer magazine and have been archived online at www.law.com.
And it had been archived under "Illuminati criminals" and "mind control"!!! What was it Icke had said?
Her vivid memory and precise recollection of the prewar Jewish life and culture in Poland has been archived for future generations.
According to Marika, in the seven years of the project's existence, 80,000 photos have been archived, along with a few thousand audio files and several hundred videos.
The poems, which had been archived by the hundreds on pieces of cardboard, used to decorate the stretch of Ottawa sidewalk inhabited by Mr. Dressler.
All these performances have been archived and can be watched free at The Space, the online platform from Arts Council England and the BBC.
