Sentence examples for massive archive from inspiring English sources

Some like News 24 will screen original programmes, some will recycle material from its massive archive.

Not all of those who feature in this massive archive are tax cheats.

Michael Traill used FOI to uncover a massive archive of local police force information, and the SlutWalk movement reached Edinburgh.

Another hill houses a massive archive, while the central hill presents a rotating display of Klee's art drawn from the centre's collection of over 4,000 works.

He began to create a massive archive about the emperor and his cohorts, and, according to some, to imitate his habits.

He and Bergé will then devote their time to the Yves Saint Laurent Foundation, a massive archive of sketches, patterns, samples and clothes dating back to 1962.

"We are talking about massive archives of personal data that are really revealing," Mr. Thompson said.

All of these broadcasters have something in common: they produced their massive archives at public expense, for the public's benefit, and have made only limited progress in giving the public online access to those treasures.

So, the situation is very different for Bergson than for many other important French and German philosophers of the 20th Century who have massive archives (Husserl, Heidegger, and Merleau-Ponty).

Philadelphia has these massive archives of newspapers you know, being the oldest, and for a long time, the biggest city in the country this massive amount of data on those hunters in the 1830s that were showing up, and in the 1870s, the 1920s.

The Anne Frank reader's report is part of the massive Knopf archive housed in the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas.