Sentence examples for popular archive from inspiring English sources
Limb's voice, incidentally, is deeply disconcerting in its familiarity – until it is explained that as well as making music, he was one of the BBC's main announcers in the 60s and can be heard on thousands of popular archive clips.
A remarkably popular archive within the audio library is devoted to the Grateful Dead.It is easy to dismiss Mr Kahle as an idealist, but he has an impressive record of getting things done.But all these things are steps towards Mr Kahle's wider goal: to build the world's largest digital library.
Building on documents donated by Hanna (that's her sticker-adorned file cabinet on the cover), New York University's Fales Library has been amassing an impressive and popular archive.
Some of these artists — I'm thinking of Carrie Mae Weems, Candice Breitz, Sammy Baloji, and Sue Williamson — even appropriate historical or popular archives to disclose or critique their underlying assumptions.
Newspaper articles were searched using the Daily Nation website search tool, as the popular media archives LexisNexis® and Factiva® do not index any Nation Media Group material.
Relocated this year from its site on Hester Street, this popular vintage footwear archive houses once-coveted labels like Casadei and Maud Frizon alongside lesser-known brands like Scarpe Diem and Verlaine.
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Those programs that sell collections of music or television series are indicative of the ways in which popular culture is archived and reconstituted for contemporary audiences.
The Gmail app on iOS doesn't even have the popular swipe-to-archive gesture, making email triage more difficult.
Universal's bequest is the second time in recent months that a historic archive of popular music has been handed over to a nonprofit institution dedicated to preserving America's recorded musical heritage.
The greater the Zipf coefficient, known as "skew," the greater the concentration of the requests over the most popular videos of the archive, with an exponential decay.
