Sentence examples for growing archive from inspiring English sources

Britain has a Millennium Seed Bank, a growing archive of all the country's plants.

But read the media's growing archive of Rahmobilia, and you will find... almost nothing of note.

The "RAW/WAR" Web site enables contemporary artists to add their own stories and images to a growing archive.

The deal gives Google a vast and growing archive of digital reviews for its local listings, maps and mobile applications.

Harold treasured Reed's typewritten notes on his work, along with countless drawings in a growing archive of his working life.

Needless to say, Mail Online picked up this nonsense to add to its growing archive of anti-Corbyn material.

"The vast and growing archives of digital text and speech, along with new analysis techniques and inexpensive computation, are a modern equivalent of the 17th-century invention of the telescope and microscope," Liberman argues.

The growing archives of optical remote sensing images offer great potential for the operational detection and monitoring of surface motion in such areas.

Large and growing archives of orbital imagery of the earth's surface collected over the past 40 years provide an important resource for documenting past and current land cover and environmental changes.

We hold a growing community archive of recorded and filmed oral histories.

The library also has a huge and growing sound archive, including recordings of Nelson Mandela's trial speech, and the crackly voice of Alfred Lord Tennyson reading The Charge of the Light Brigade.