Sentence examples for fine remnants from inspiring English sources

Now, preserved in the midst of farmland, there are fine remnants of churches and a cathedral as well as a 110-foot-tall round tower that once provided refuge for monks in times of attack.

Today there are some fine Roman remnants which can be explored in Germany, particularly in the town of Trier near the Luxembourg border, which boasts the largest single intact chamber to have survived from the Roman period as well as an impressive Imperial baths complex and an ancient amphitheater.

Florence About 10 miles east of the Casa Grande ruins is a town that is also a fine cultural remnant, in this case of late 19th-century frontier Arizona.

Within a 10-mile radius you can find Coole Park, once Lady Gregory's sanctuary for the leaders of the Irish literary revival; Thoor Ballylee, the tower of inspiration for William Butler Yeats; Kilmacduagh, a sacred site with some of the finest monastic remnants in Ireland; Kinvara, an inviting fishing village; and the Burren, the dramatic limestone landscape sloping westward into the Atlantic.

Ávila has been called the "finest medieval remnant in Spain" and is a noted tourist centre.

The surface is initially pruinose covered with what appears to be a fine white powder (remnants of the universal veil that covered the immature fruit body)—but this soon sloughs off, leaving it smooth.

Out in the courtyard, I came across a sundial that still worked just fine, the only remnant of what once had been an astronomical observatory.

This leads to the remnant of fine phase pure powder.

The semi arid Flinders Ranges of South Australia contain abundant remnants of fine-grained late Pleistocene valley fills.

It was found that the fine substructures in the remnant lamellae varied from one area to another.

However, Steaua is a faded remnant of the fine side that won the 1986 European Cup.