Sentence examples for new archives from inspiring English sources

Beschloss says he began "The Conquerors" a decade ago, set it aside and returned to it when new archives opened up.

He worked to improve the accessibility and scholarly usefulness of those archives and, in 1995, was elected founding chairman of Massachusetts General's new archives committee.

The book has gone through several printings, but with the opening of a host of new archives, it is probably time to update that masterpiece of condensation.

But it's not all bad: with each month the internet is becoming an ever more useful treasure trove for rediscovering old music, as new archives spring up online allowing music-lovers to discover rarities that you'd struggle to find in record shops, opening up new channels of exploration.

"But the new archives confirm that his real genius was something different and surprising: 'he could charm people.' He was what is now known as a 'people person.' " In a lengthy prologue to the book that recreates the events around the 1932 suicide of Stalin's wife, Nadya, Mr. Montefiore suggests that this event rocked the man of steel's notorious detachment.

The new Archives of General Psychiatry study confirms that most of the prescriptions of antipsychotic drugs to children have indeed been off-label for disruptive behavioral disorders.

And later this year, the elder Mr. Agüeros's personal papers will be unveiled at Columbia as the first piece of a new archive of significant New York Latino figures.

Double Take, our new archive blog, aims to take advantage of this development.

(For his new archive series, his negatives were digitally scanned and stitched).

The correspondence forms part of a new archive for contemporary writing at the University of East Anglia.

This post is part of a series celebrating the launch of our new archive blog, Double Take.