Sentence examples for stash of material from inspiring English sources

"And then, in 2011, two and a half years after we split up, a new stash of material was suddenly everywhere.

The Getty Research Institute recently bought a stash of material that had belonged to Michael Combe-Martin, an English teacher living in London who died in 2007, and his wife, Elsa, who died in 1998.

Although much of the site focuses on engineers and corporate settings, basic scientists will find a large and growing stash of material on research ethics.

A stamp collector, in a stash of materials he purchased, finds some letters, one from a Union soldier to his brother inquiring about a commission, another from a comrade of that soldier informing the brother that his sibling had been wounded.

They and others offer these possibilities: The core holds a much bigger stash of radioactive material than anyone had suspected, and its decay is giving off heat.

Now 72 and as gnomish as ever, the director nestles into an armchair and points to a small stash of archive material on the table.

Bragg did, and emerged with a legal agreement to have prime access to the archive, in excess of 760 programmes, and a huge stash of untransmitted material.

In lieu of captions and explanations, a stash of archival material — letters, notebooks, books and magazines — is on display at the end of the exhibition to answer any questions.

"This isn't a Tupac situation," offered one of its compilers, producer Salaam Remi, by which he presumably means this is the first and last time Winehouse's stash of unreleased material is going to be raided, in contrast to the mind-boggling 25 albums released in the 15 years since the rapper rattled his clack.

I mean to say, I'm a bit of a duffer with sums, right, but I always thought the chancellor and his missus had quite a tidy stash of green folding material.

Is it really best for the people who come upon this stash of now-historical material to just throw it all out?