Sentence examples for cache of material from inspiring English sources

Guardian Australia is now publishing the largest cache of material ever to be leaked from within the detention network.

Investigators did find in the Norman Street apartment a cache of material they considered suspicious, including audiotapes that preached jihad, notes suggesting a plot against William S. Cohen, the former secretary of defense, and a cache of phony ID documents.

Mr. Emerson's cache of material -- much of which was used verbatim as dialogue -- helped give HBO the conviction it needed to stand up to Arab-American groups that protested the film's original broadcast.

This exhibition, the first to be drawn primarily from the vast cache of material that Evans's estate gave the Met in 1994, was organized by Jeff L. Rosenheim, a curator in the Met's photography department.

If the cache of material did not deal a blow to the Warren Commission's conclusion that Oswald acted as the lone gunman in Dealey Plaza, it did contain fascinating historical nuggets, big and small.

The employers' confederation BusinessEurope was even offered "contact points" with US negotiators in the State Department and Department of Energy, according to the cache of material which was released under access to documents laws.

Among the many collections of personal papers held at The Burke, there is a small cache of materials belonging to Biblical geographer Lewis Bayles Paton and his first wife, Suvia Davison Paton.

The New Yorker recently ran a story about the Dunhuang Library and the efforts to digitize the large cache of materials originally discovered in a cave outside Dunhuang, in the Gobi Desert in western China in 1900.

* Had a "premonition" that he was going to be arrested one day in February of this year as he drove to a "dead drop" site to leave a cache of materials for the Russians in exchange for $50,000.

Build up a cache of materials to use in arts and crafts projects.

In writing his new book, he had access to two caches of material not seen before: correspondence belonging to Wilson's daughter Jessie, and notes and letters of Wilson's doctor and friend, Cary T. Grayson.