Sentence examples for interview archives from inspiring English sources

I recently spent a day trolling, essentially at random, through the magazine's newly opened interview archives.

The interview archives bulge with evidence of comprehensives doing right by their sporting high-flyers.

The authors suggest that their authentic stimuli, which were first-person accounts of emotional life events taken from radio interview archives, were more likely to activate the listener's own autobiographical memories of emotional experiences than the acted tokens.

For within-case and across-case analyses, the emphasis in data collection is on interviews, archives, and (participant) observation (Flick 2009: 257; Mason 2002: 84).

In lieu of a narrator who might shepherd us calmly through the fractious events in Missouri, we are treated to a busy collage of interviews, archive footage, and tweets, plus a load of cell-phone-video clips, freshly caught from the flow of the streets.

LLC and the MDCH study staff provided the investigators access to the cohort, laboratory, and interview data archives on study participants and provided cohort outreach.

I conducted fieldwork from late 2013 to June 2014 in L County in which data was collected through interviews, local archives, and participant observation.

In an interview for "Archive of American Television," Jason Alexander revealed that the cast really grew together out of necessity.

A copy of each interview is archived at the Library of Congress so our great-great grandchildren can get to know us through our voice and story.

A year later in December 2009, Sheindlin again told the story of her life, legal career, authoring career, and entertainment courtroom career from an updated perspective in a two-hour interview for Archive of American Television.

Urine specimens, for a future speciated arsenic analysis, and blood specimens for future genetic and nutritional analyses were collected at the time of the interview, and archived at -20 C.