Sentence examples for important archives from inspiring English sources

In fact, she had already spoken to people in two of the most important archives in Berlin.

Important archives to be included are ice cores, caves, wetlands, lakes, trees, and moraines.

Drowned landscapes are important archives documenting palaeoenvironmental response to abrupt climate and sea-level changes characteristic of the Quaternary.

But even in its current undignified setting, the Raices Latin Music Collection is considered one of the most important archives of Afro-Caribbean music in America today.

Was he surprised by how fast the money was raised to save the Wedgwood Collection, one of the most important archives in the world?

Eolian sediments (sand, loess, and long-range-transported or aerosolic dust) are important archives of the Quaternary geologic and paleoclimatic record.

"This quite important archive is in a no man's land," he said.

Wells constitute a seldom, but important archive particularly as a source for reconstructing prehistoric economy.

Yes, magnetic tape is fast and cheap and reliable, and many corporations rely on it for their most important archiving.

Graced with this immense and important archive, the Carnegie Museum should be applauded for giving it the attention it deserves.

The Scottish Football Museum is at Hampden Park, but visitors should perhaps be directed to another important archive at Falkirk stadium.