Sentence examples for fine archive from inspiring English sources

We saw, briefly, during much fine archive footage, a press conference by Philby himself, and some hints came through: he smiled and smoked easily.

His sister's film is also distinguished by fine archive; most notably some black-and-white footage of well-born young ladies being taught at deportment classes how to get out of a car, then a new-fangled invention, without exposing themselves.

Because the V&A has such a fine costume archive there will also be haute couture frocks by leading couturiers who were his friends and collaborators, people such as Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli.

Its 300,000-volume library includes the finest medieval archives in Hungary.

It will contain the museum's collections of prints, drawings, photographs, modern design costume and textiles as well as its fine arts library, archives and an education resource center.

In the spring of 1943, when victory over Nazi Germany was far from assured, the American military created what would become known as the monuments, fine arts and archives section.

The unit, the monuments, fine arts and archives (MFAA) section of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, was dubbed "the Venus fixers" by battle-hardened troops bemused at being urged to respect cultural treasures.

Jonathan's work represents the culture, essence and history of hip hop at it's finest with a photo archive spreading over 20 years.

But now he's back with DLA Piper, a bigger law firm used to tech cases, which has gone through his email archive with a fine toothed comb and come up with a devastating initial salvo.

You can see how fine the line is between archiving and hoarding, when collecting veers into sheer clutter.

Archives were researched; fine needles inserted into tiny blobs on the surface of pictures removing minute cross-sections of the paint underneath.