Sentence examples for voluminous archive from inspiring English sources

After the publishing of these posthumous pieces, most of West's voluminous archive went to the University of Tulsa.

The code center, part of the setting for a new television series, "The Bletchley Circle," is restoring its 1940s huts and digitizing a voluminous archive.

The most voluminous archive of indigenous North American and Mexican music ever assembled has been collected over the past fifty years by a Polish count named Chris Strachwitz.

The deliberations within Mr. Hussein's inner sanctum are chronicled in a voluminous archive of documents and recorded meetings that American forces captured after they invaded Iraq in 2003.

Without Mr. Lennon's efforts, Mr. Horowitz said in an e-mail message, "Mailer's voluminous archive would've arrived in Texas in a state of disorder along the lines of rush hour traffic in Cairo".

Although he was married three times, by all accounts happily, and widowed twice, his voluminous archive contains, in Harlan's words, "not a single love letter, nor a cry of joy".

Photographs from that tour are part of her voluminous archives.

And for the life of him, he cannot understand why Newsweek does not make better use of its voluminous archives.

The pianist Glenn Gould (another flatulence sufferer) also generated "voluminous archives of his symptoms", from blood-pressure statistics to pulse rates.

Now his voluminous archives have been bought from his widow, Susan Ray, by the Harry Ransom Center, a humanities research library and museum at the University of Texas at Austin.

But the heart of the restaurant lies elsewhere, in the roster of cheeses culled from Murray's voluminous archives and caves beneath Bleecker Street.