Sentence examples for enter the archive from inspiring English sources
How does dance enter the archive?
A handwritten letter shows the writer cares enough to put pen to paper, and would enter the archive of most military families with pride.
If a previous version of the products is already in the archive, the new products enter the archive as ''pending" and replace the old products as the default version upon V&V approval.
Enter the Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism, or ARAS, a collection of tens of thousands of meticulously annotated images, drawn from different cultures, geographic regions, and historical periods.
Several hundred prints per year enter the archives, which presently contain around 8,000 works.
But on the day of Berger's first visit, the few out-of-town visitors who did not have special permission to enter the archives were turned away.
One afternoon, less than two weeks after the Conventions had ended, the museum permitted a visitor to enter the archives of the Division of Political History — a windowless industrial space, with pipes overhead — on the condition that its precise location within the facility remain unpublished, to avoid tempting thieves.
Facebook approved every disclosure, and the adverts entered the archive intact.
The film entered the archives 34 years ago, part of a job lot from a Soho film laboratory that had gone out of business.
Next week more memorabilia from the swim team's time at North Carolina A&T will enter the university's archives, alongside clippings of the going-ons of famous former students like Taraji P Henson.
