Sentence examples for lost archives from inspiring English sources

In what it calls its season of stereotypes, Metropolitan Playhouse, a company that specializes in raidings of the lost archives, has already staged "The Drunkard" and "Uncle Tom's Cabin" from the 19th century.

The choreographer Ralph Lemon, who programmed a three-week showcase of contemporary dance creators in the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art in September, lost archives, costumes and technical equipment held in a storage space on the Lower East Side, at 10th Street and Avenue D. The loss included many years' worth of archives and art work.

In addition to the work in progress, she lost archives of past creations, books and supplies.

An interesting debate in the Palestinian art scene is taking place now with the opening of many new museums, and many artists have been making art works around lost archives and new museums.

The supermini's saga is related in "King Midget: The Lost Archives" (PDF), a new book documenting the vehicle's history.

The two were not estranged, but they were not especially close, according to Steven Roby Steven Roby, author of the recently published Black Gold: The Lost Archives of Jimi Hendrix.

I had this crazy idea: I wanted to find the lost archive.

And the only way to succeed, he realized, was to track down the lost archive.

Big questions have been raised about inequality and social malaise.In this section The fire this time The BlackBerry riots Under fire Tartan hitch Raiders of the lost archive After the inferno ReprintsBritain has a history of contagious rioting.

There is also something rather splendid about this extended-play peep show, as if Mr. Maddin had stumbled across a hitherto lost archive of cinema's less-than-innocent past.

Semi-official "raiders of the lost archive" turned up nine whole programmes at a TV station in Nigeria, a rich seam of material that completes (mostly) two entire serials that have never been seen since 1968.