cuttings library

She had never been in a cuttings library before.

But, looking on the bright side, she might have more idea of how to proceed after her visit to the cuttings library that afternoon.

If you bother to look at your cuttings library, you'll see I don't do interviews."

Choosing a left turn, she soon found herself facing a blank door which might, for all she knew, lead to the cuttings library.

Files on the paper were being opened in cuttings libraries and (behind the scenes) on executive computers.

The words and images of 1988 are stored in the cuttings libraries and video vaults, sinking into history.

'The Daily Cable must have a cuttings library.

His first marriage was in 1957 to Miranda Oliver, a librarian who worked in the cuttings library at the Manchester Guardian.

For The Northern Echo it began in the early 1960s when editor Harold Evans introduced a cuttings library which saw 200 stories a day being cut, pasted and stored under appropriate headings.