Sentence examples for all relics from inspiring English sources

Mangled street lamps and, of all relics, a phone booth, are still bolted to the upturned wood.

Also on view are a violin, a stage set, school notebooks: all relics of a resilient Jewish life nurtured at the brink of extinction.

They are all relics of an eroding compensation structure that pays little heed to actual performance, underscored by Morgan Stanley on Wednesday announcing companywide salary and benefit increases despite losing nearly $1 billion last year.

But the fact is that the tax code and the structure of our entitlements and our defense programs are all relics from a time before personal computers, cellphones, the Internet or 401Ks.

Are his square earnestness, his kind gestures and his unrelenting drive all relics of his Midwestern past, or does he have an agenda?

I'm assuming they're locked in a warehouse somewhere, gathering dust alongside Popples, talking Teddy Ruxpins and naiveté, all relics of a former era when children played naked and sported bowl cuts.

This resolution may be needed when examining a relic, but is not needed when displaying all the relics.

All these relics are veiled tokens of one of the greatest love stories in art.

Perhaps the most startling of all the relics here is the grave that contains the man named Mohammed Usman.

All the relics were salvaged from the debris field surrounding the ship by R.M.S. Titanic Inc., a court-appointed salvaging company that conducted seven expeditions between 1987 and 2004.

"Of all the relics in city government, the board and its name conjure an era when county party machines delivered patronage and corruption through the county leaders' control of the borough presidents' votes on the board," said Richard D. Emery, a civil rights and liberties lawyer who filed the successful suit to eliminate the estimate board on behalf of several Brooklynites.