Sentence examples for knowledge archived from inspiring English sources

The wealth of scientific and biographical knowledge archived in this network of Corridors tells the story of continental drift, mega-geohazards, climate variability and change, and the origin and extinction of biodiversity; and includes our human roots, culture and spirituality, our impact on the Earth and our potential to influence its future.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "How many opposition players have scored hat-tricks at Old Trafford?

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Who scored the fastest ever Champions League hat-trick?" asked Charlie Burrows way back in 2002.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "This year's FA Cup third-round draw threw up no all-Premiership ties," said Kenneth O'Brien earlier this year.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "How do the Brazilian footballers get their artistic-sounding names?" wondered Lars Helge Strand in the spring of 2005.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Has there ever been a deaf professional footballer?" asked Clinton Mansell one fine day in 2004.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Is Verein für Leibesübungen Borussia Mönchengladbach the longest team name in football?" asked Robert Bashford and Justin Walker, back in 2005.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Who is the poshest person to play professional football in the modern era?" asked Michael Dunn in 2004.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Zambian Laughter Chilembe has played in Zimbabwe for Caps United FC, while I also know about Suprise Moriri from Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa," wrote Tinashe Mutsungi Shoko, back in those halcyon days of 2007.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "Watching Auxerre v Liverpool recently, I saw that Liverpool's sponsor was missing from their kit due to it being illegal in France to advertise alcohol," said Craig Mark Scully, way back in March 2003.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "I was just reading about how Belgian striker Gilles de Bilde has got himself in trouble with his current team, Willebroek, for missing a match to mourn his dog's death," wrote Charles Bland in 2006.