Sentence examples for tv archive from inspiring English sources
There have been many treats, not least reviewing the radio and TV archive of the time.
This was obviously very bad news for Afghan Film, the Kabul-based organisation that both promoted Afghan cinema and housed the Asian republic's entire film and TV archive.
From the mid-50s onwards, Dale televised much of what by then was the Royal Ballet's repertoire, in the process creating a priceless BBC TV archive of the dancers of that richly talented era.
But for most Britons under the age of 50, a strike is just faded TV archive footage or an inconvenience, rather than something they understand or might occasionally take part in.
On average, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has been mentioned in 1.4percentt of every 15-second chunk of CNN airtime over the past two years, as measured by the Internet Archive's TV Archive.
Picture the scene: the first Wigan allnighter opens on 23 September, 1973 amid a world of bleakness that even the brown-stained TV archive cannot do justice to.
Broadcasters with significant TV archives of cult material will be looking on with interest.
SOMEWHERE in the TV archives, you might find a Dick Cavett show from the early 70's, with two rising young American filmmakers, Martin Scorsese and Brian De Palma, as guests.
Where he really thrives is raiding the TV archives and layering music over it to create programmes that are addictive viewing, whatever the argument is.
"This is an opportunity to redress an oversight in an area where there's little collection and preservation," said Patrick Loughney, head of the moving image section of the library, which oversees the film and TV archives.
Guy Mowbray digs deep into the TV archives to unearth some classic games from the FA Cup sixth round.
