Sentence examples for into relics from inspiring English sources

But instead of precursors to the future, the Soviet breakup turned these New Men and Women into relics of the past.

But for punters like Kluwe, perhaps there is a happy medium, a way to embrace this new way of thinking without turning punters into relics.

Hessler goes on to explain that Abydos was the cradle of Egyptian civilization, and the earliest known hieroglyphics, dating to around 3200 B.C., were discovered inscribed into relics that had been buried near those Abydos cliffs ….

But if the market changes as it has every chance of doing and the allure of mid-tier schools, which have high fees but less impressive returns on investment, fades, will this turn them into relics?

This was the cradle of Egyptian civilization, and the earliest known hieroglyphics, dating to around 3200 B.C., were discovered inscribed into relics that had been buried near those Abydos cliffs.

Hessler goes on to explain that Abydos> was the cradle of Egyptian civilization, and the earliest known hieroglyphics, dating to around 3200 B.C., were discovered inscribed into relics that had been buried near those Abydos cliffs ….

Cartagena turned into relic, a mausoleum within its high walls.

Touch sensitive glass and voice commands have become commonplace in a world where the mechanical whirl of gears and levers are phasing into relic status.

He won a Robert F. Kennedy Award for covering the earthquake in Haiti and the ASNE Punch Sulzberger Award for Online Storytelling for his in-depth look at a federal investigation into relic poaching in rural Utah that led to three suicides.

Through precise presentations and mind-spinning titles, Ms. Parker cleverly turns the trivial into secular relics.

Her art often infuses quixotic optimism into visual relics of life behind the Iron Curtain, such as a project she undertook to relight an iconic neon sign of a volleyball player in Warsaw's Constitution Square.