Sentence examples for important relics from inspiring English sources

The state archives also contain important relics.

Cosmonauts is a spectacular display of some of the most important relics of humanity's obsession with space.

The 793 raid was apparently not too devastating - although Bishop Aethelwald's stone cross was broken, the Lindisfarne Gospels appear to have been undamaged, while the remains of St Cuthbert and the other important relics that were on Lindisfarne – which included the head of King Oswald and some of St Aidan's bones – seem to have survived unscathed as well.

"I know there are important relics which I'm not able to see unless I go abroad, but now [with] this space, we can get back the relics and Africans can come here now and see this was their history". In November an experts' report, commissioned by France's President Emmanuel Macron, recommended that African treasures taken without permission be returned to their countries of origin.

In 1988, in connection with the 1000th Anniversary of the Baptism of Russia, the head, along with other important relics, was returned to the Russian Orthodox Church and kept at the Epiphany Cathedral, until being moved to the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour after its restoration.

THE discovery of an interesting and important relic of the Roman occupation of Jerusalem is reported.

Some archaeologists and officials in Beijing question whether local officials should negotiate the fate of an important relic governed by national law.

And he returned to the building another important relic of its past: an ornate cast-iron stove from the 1880's, which he discovered in a stable.

It seems very significant that the Holy Fire was perceived as a kind of important relic, which could be preserved and transferred from Jerusalem to any other place of the Christian world in special lanterns.

This massive, bronze monument to the Church's founder is not simply the altarpiece for the apse, but it is also an extravagant encasement of an important relic: a chair that many believed to have been used by St. Peter.

In Turkmenistan, where horse-riding is an important part of culture, a gold-plated monument to Berdymukhamedov's horse-riding skills may well be an important relic in the future.