Sentence examples for both relics from inspiring English sources

Both relics reside in a safe deposit box, the keys held since March by an Atlanta judge presiding over the latest – and in many eyes, the ugliest – fight between King's heirs.

Thus, they are both relics of the past, when gas lamps lighted our streets, and of the future, when excrement and wastewater will again be seen as a resource, not a waste.

Years ago, at Wrantage, south-east of Taunton, we found the masonry that was once part of an aqueduct spanning the road, and, across the fields, the blocked entrance to a tunnel that went through Crimson Hill, both relics of a long-defunct canal.

Today, the government and the settled and non-tribal Persian-speaking majority continue to regard Qashqa'i nomads with ambivalence: as both relics of a primitive and dangerous past, and colourful and exotic attractions for Iranian and foreign tourists.

Both are relics of a lost world for which Marai, as a Hungarian exile, presumably felt a wan nostalgia.

The town desperately needs a new stadium for the football and rugby clubs to share as both have relics from the post-war era.

Combining both historical relics of an ancient culture and new urban construction, ranging from fast-food franchises to plush hotels for foreign tourists and corporate travelers, it has become a showplace of modern China and one of the world's great cities.

Both these relics were important objects in ancient Sri Lankan culture, and would have made the Polonnaruwa Vatadage one of the most significant and venerated buildings in the country.

It isn't lost on her that her shows arrive at a moment when both sites, MoMA and the High Line, are transitioning from 20th-century relics — both dating from the 1930s — into 21st-century civic landmarks.

The new study, published in Nature, shows the platypus as both evolutionary relic and pioneer.

She is both a relic of a yearned-for past and a signifier of a desired future.