Sentence examples for substantial archive from inspiring English sources

The story was discovered when Andrew Gulli, editor of the Strand, heard that the University of Illinois held a substantial archive of Wells's works.

Among its holdings of outsider, or self-taught, art are two dozen works and a substantial archive of materials from Henry Darger.

She recorded her experiences in a "memoir," "Being Antinova," adding to an already substantial archive of photographs and drawings made in character.

Mr. Cooper based "Lucie Rie: Modernist Potter" (Yale University Press) partly on her substantial archive at the Crafts Study Center in Surrey, England.

"I suggested to Stephen that I'd be happy to pony up some cash and replace that tape recorder with a video camera," Mr. Spielberg said, and the result was a substantial archive of firsthand accounts.

In 2011, it acquired Harald Szeemann's substantial archive, consisting of more than 1,000 boxes of correspondence, research files, drawings, and ephemera, as well as some 28,000 books and 36,000 photographs.

But by then he had produced a substantial photographic archive, which he bequeathed to Mr. Vo after they met a few years ago.

The presidential candidate, who has become a top-tier contender in Iowa, has left a substantial video archive and paper trail -- much of it can be found on a website run by his former chief of staff, Lew Rockwell.

There is only one well-known and substantial stag film archive, built at the height of the stag era by pioneering sexuality researcher Alfred Kinsey at the Indiana University Bloomington.

There is only one well-known and substantial stag film archive, built at the height of the stag era by pioneering sexuality researcher Alfred Kinsey at the University of Indiana in Bloomington.

The ability to analyze the glycoproteome of FFPE tissues will allow for retrospective analysis of the substantial clinical tissue archives which exist worldwide [ 8].