Sentence examples for deep archive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Flores's chronicle of Longwood is part of a deep archive of South Bronx life.

More valuable is his deep archive of interviews, which give an actual sense of the story unfolding in real time.

By blending new music into a deep archive of tracks by established rock artists, they explain, they are looking to recapture an audience that feels bored or excluded.

But in their current mixed bill, Rambert make a supremely confident case not only as a company that can draw its work from a variety of sources but as one that has a deep archive to raid.

From his early work in Haiti and along the United States-Mexico border, to recent projects in the United States Rust Belt, Mr. Webb, a member of Magnum Photos, had produced a deep archive of images rich in color and complexity.

AWS offers another option, though: AWS Glacier Deep Archive.

Plus dip into her deep archives.

Creators get revenue every time you read a strip, and deep archives are planned -- not just the 2-4 weeks of strips now offered by most comics sites.

The titles with more recognition subsidize, in a way, a third tier, a slew of films culled from deep archives, oftentimes surprising film-makers themselves.

This is a good example of its approach: an accessible take on the first world war with deep archives of images, video, audio and maps, as well as its central timeline to navigate through the conflict's key moments.

In the deep archives of the United States' premier hate site, Andrew Anglin once wrote that Muslims used a special ritual on Halloween to convert unsuspecting trick-or-treaters to Islam.