Sentence examples for from relics from inspiring English sources
It is weighty, ponderous, pieced together from relics of lost worlds.
Housed in a nineteenth-century palace, the Bardo Museum's collection of mosaics spans history, from relics of the Carthaginian civilization and an exceptional collection of Roman tableaux to colorful Arab and Ottoman decorative works.
The revelation appears in a Channel 4 documentary, Dead Famous DNA, broadcast next week, in which leading scientists attempt to extract DNA from relics and analyse their genome to solve mysteries associated with them.
This was implemented in the Football Spectators Act and precipitated a transformation of football grounds across the country, turning them from relics of a bygone age into modern stadiums that are among the best in the world.
From relics of the True Cross, Templar replicas of the Holy Sepulchre, and Franciscan recreations of the Passion to nineteenth-century mass-produced prints and contemporary theme parks, Wharton describes the evolving forms by which the city has been possessed in the West.
In April 2012, they were inches away from relics that would flesh out the real-life story of the woman who inspired the novel "Island of the Blue Dolphins," one of the 20th century's most popular novels for young readers and required reading in many California schools.
"Did they actually dig this stuff UP?" one boy exclaimed on a recent weekday, hopping from relic to relic.
When I was a child, my introduction to history came from relic hunters, people who should have been archaeologists but never got the chance.
The LREE concentrations in the serpentine phase are higher than those expected for the primary mantle mineralogy (olivine, orthopyroxene) based on data from relic clinopyroxenes and equilibrium partition coefficients.
In 1925, to ensure archaeological access to the site and to protect it from relic-hunting, he bought the two farms on whose land it lay.
One of the reasons may be that repetitive sequences were isolated mainly from relic DNA that has not suffered from methylation-sensitive restriction enzymes.
