Sentence examples for another vestige from inspiring English sources

And speaking from Chicago, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who has been an outspoken opponent of the bombing, called the removal of the protesters "another vestige of colonial Caribbean politics," adding, "It is gunboat diplomacy at its ugliest".

Another vestige of Babylonian mathematics endures in the 360-degree circle.

It's another vestige, perhaps, of our days in the jungle, when we'd hear the tiger long before we'd see it.

Shareholder advocates say this is another vestige of old-school fraternity behavior that should be cleaned up.

In another vestige of sexism, my high school had required girls to take typing and boys to take shop.

But with the disappearance of the tent, Mr. Leroy and his employees said, another vestige of the neighborhood's history will vanish.

That's about five illegal private resorts per kilometre – yet another chaotic vestige of the civil war that has left Lebanon rife with corruption.

Another unnecessary vestige of cold-war confrontation, preparation for quick launch within minutes after warning of an attack was the rule during the era of superpower rivalry.

President Bush once said, 'The United States should remove as many weapons as possible from high-alert, hair-trigger status -- another unnecessary vestige of Cold War confrontation.' Six years later, President Bush has not acted on this promise.

This, after all, is the vibrant, business-minded capital of the New South, proud to have played host to the 1996 Olympic Games, pleased to promote itself as "The World's Next Great City" and not another tradition-bound vestige of the Old South.

In New York State, we still can't buy wine on Sundays, the vestige of another terrible idea.