Sentence examples for every archive from inspiring English sources

Every continent, every country, every time period, every museum, every exhibit, every gallery, every library, every archive, every repository, every court.

* I searched every archive in the United States and Germany that could logically be expected to include correspondence or other material, however tangential, related to her life or work.

Against such grand lies the Armenians still gather up, jackdaw-like, every scrap of evidence of their people's First World War persecution, every forgotten account – such as Glenn's – and every fearfully snatched snapshot of the doomed, every recording of the few survivors, every buried document (especially foreign and thus more undeniable to Turkey's holocaust deniers) in every archive.

Even now, when historically aware performance is part of the fabric of musical life and every archive across Europe is searched for what Renaissance and baroque treasures it might contain, the chance to hear Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610 is a special event.

"Every archive, like the one now residing at the Jalofs', is one piece in a giant puzzle which is our musical heritage.

So we were going through every archive in the goddamned world and all of a sudden we see this sheet of paper that says "Hyde Park" and it has written on it, by hand: "Homma's diary".

This will only clog up one's computer even further and require the receiver to make yet another decision down the road about each and every archived e-mail message.

Every archives should have a collection development policy to serve as a guide about the types of materials that particular repository collects.

Every new archive makes every existing archive more useful.

There are albums of their early married life – every concert, every meal, every journey – archived with little comments about what he thought.

"I was so aggrieved, I sent her every single archive photograph I had showing plastic buckets in hospitals.