Girls' schools are no longer relics of the past.
Poetry: "No relic is safe, it seems, from an invisible tide that presses them upward".
No relic is safe, it seems, from an invisible tide that presses them upward.
But as crunchy as it is, Yestermorrow is no relic from the age of the "Whole Earth Catalog".
There's no relic or memorabilia of Beckett, but there is an Orson Welles room - is it because he played Falstaff or because he drank there?
No relic of a bygone era, it is a profound expression of insight into the nature of the human condition and the preconditions of sovereign self-government.
And so, Powell's work, though no relic, was beginning to look like a hatbox unsuited for the current climate in American fiction.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Although it conjures images of rabbit-ear antennas sitting on a dusty, boxy TV, over-the-air broadcast television is no relic; millions of Americans still rely on it.
Although it conjures images of rabbit-ear antennas sitting on a dusty, boxy TV, over-the-air broadcast television is no relic; millions of Americans still rely on it.
