Sentence examples for sell archives from inspiring English sources

He has continued his bookselling operation, working with Maggs Bros of Berkeley Square to build or sell archives, usually to university libraries.

Since the mid-1980's, the agency has sold archives of its patents on magnetic tape and CD-ROM.

Some of the video makers who have worked with YouTube on the subscription option want to convert fans to paying customers; others hope to distinguish themselves by selling archives of old television episodes.

Yet the BBC Store, which sells archive shows for download, has all eight series available, with the warning that it "reflects the broadcasting standards of its time".

About half of the images in the sold archive have never been published.

Dead trees will help subsidize live ones, thanks to a deal recently reached by the feminist author Germaine Greer to sell her archives to the University of Melbourne, with proceeds donated to rainforest rehabilitation efforts in Australia.

In 1992, amid rumors that Castelli was negotiating to sell his archives to the Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities in Los Angeles, the collection was said to be worth some $2 million.

A friend, Leonid Winestein, had been trying to sell the archive to the Boston Public Library.

Art Capital charged that Getty's signing of Ms. Leibovitz had made it difficult to sell her archive.

In 1930 he exhibited Atget's photographs for the first time in the U.S. at that gallery and also tried to sell the archive to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

"He's polished up his image," said Mr. Pare, who is negotiating to sell an archive of about 10,000 negatives to Mr. Gordeev.