Sentence examples for Forgotten relics from inspiring English sources

What he found in discarded flooring, he said, was "nostalgic, beautiful, forgotten relics".

Casualties of History examines wounded servicemen, who, despite prominence as symbols of righteous sacrifice during World War II, became forgotten relics of a painful military debacle.

Building work succeeded farm labour, and, for all but the Copper family, the old songs became forgotten relics of a bygone era.

Much of the world of the Armenians, first mentioned by the Greeks and Persians in 6 B.C., has been reduced to dusty, forgotten relics in present-day Turkey.

Nobody loves a nickname name more than celebrities, and many of them have displayed a lot of originality in discovering and reviving long forgotten relics.

Many of the passageways are sealed, and they often lead to forgotten relics such as the Scollay Under station and the former underground rapid transit yard at Harvard.

The kiss and tell story is (almost) a forgotten relic.

Experts said the color system had become an almost forgotten relic of the nation's frantic post-Sept.

Like Danny himself, Freedomland, built in the Bronx on the site now occupied by Co-op City, is a mostly forgotten relic.

Compared to the shocking desecration of Cooke's bones, Penguin's decision to reissue this forgotten relic is more misguided than shameful.

— Glenn Collins Slate: The Michelin guide is losing more than $20 million a year, and a consultant brought in last year said the company needed to change rapidly or risk becoming a forgotten relic in the digital age.