Sentence examples for more archives from inspiring English sources

It is good to be reminded of these sordid events, now that more archives are accessible and some witnesses remain alive to recall the horror.

But readers are much more likely to find what they need as more archives join the network of distributed archives.

I now had to take on board every film, every radio show, every documentary; yet more archives, yet more photocopying, yet more interviews.

Such documents were not generally available to historians when Ranke started to write, but, as a result of pressure from the growing historical profession, more and more archives were opened to them.

Researchers using these search engines will notice that they find what they are looking for more often as more archives join the system.

Re "Philharmonic Adds More Archives on the Web" (Arts, Briefly item, Feb. 22): The scribbling of musicians in their orchestra parts are mostly about cues, unexpected tempo changes and interpretive instructions from various conductors that are not in the printed score.

We will return on December 28th with more archive-delving posts.

Although Molaison could form no new memories, few lives have been more archived and memorialized.

For more archive extracts on the Tour see The Tour de France … to the bitter end (Guardian books).

More archive film has been added – much of it newly discovered, and fascinating, though sadly there is still no cinematic evidence of Duncan dancing.

We hope you enjoy these stories, as well as the pieces we've already shared in earlier archive collections, and that you'll follow The New Yorker on Facebook and Twitter to discover more archive stories in the coming weeks.