Sentence examples for make the archive available from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hartov teamed with Dr. Glinert to make the archive available to Dartmouth students.

"If we can find a model where we recoup our costs, then maybe we can make the archive available to the general public," concedes Derk Haank, head of Reed Elsevier's scientific, medical and technical division.

Visual China said in an emailed statement that it was "fully committed to being a good steward of the Corbis images and will continue to make the archives available globally".

While Fletcher plans to make the archives available in the future, the anticipation each event builds is central to the whole concept.

After years of cataloguing and transferring them to microfilm, the next logical step was making the archives available to everyone – although not for free, said CAC's director Allen Packwood.

The center will have several of Darger's books on display at all times and will make them and the archive available to students and scholars for the first time.

For students — and for historians — the result is a generous offering that comes from a nonprofit association and makes the archive globally available.

So what I did was build a frame and say, 'Here's a safe place where you can put it.' " Mr. Rosenbaum is looking for a repository for the unedited material he gathered, in the hope of making the entire archive available to the public.

At a ribbon cutting on Thursday, the college honored Peter F. Vallone, a Queens Democrat and the former Council speaker, and Assemblywoman Catherine T. Nolan, who were instrumental in making the legislative archives available, according to Richard K. Lieberman, director of the LaGuardia and Wagner repository.

The relaunched 4oD service means Channel 4 is the only UK broadcaster to make its archive available free to view online on a streamed basis.

MTV has not only made the archives of "House Of Style" available, they've chronicled them and made commentary on them so that people my age (and Tavi's) can understand the significance of Cindy Crawford taking Duran Duran to Sears and what Fame magazine was (an eerie foreshadowing of the crisis that today's traditional media face).