Sentence examples for artifacts that have turned from inspiring English sources

Today the small bedspread is back in Ataturk's stateroom on the Savarona along with other artifacts that have turned the two-room suite into a jewel of a museum.

"That has turned around".

Recordings are artifacts that have a way of finding a second life.

But for artifacts that have been sitting on the ocean floor, preservation can be tricky.

Each promises artifacts that haven't been displayed before.

Here are a few historical artifacts that have stuck with me.

They included African, Oceanic and American tribal artifacts that had been collected by Tristan Tzara, Andre Breton and Aragon himself.

Elsewhere, related artifacts have turned up.

"Any time you fool around with something like that, you have to have people with you". Remains and artifacts from Alaskan villages have turned up in museums across the United States.

Modern archaeological digs have turned up trade artifacts from as far away as Spain, China, and Vietnam.

Peter Jahrling, who has studied Ebola for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said tests on patients in Africa have turned up "a lot of virus," but he said that could be an artifact of a new type of testing.