Sentence examples for it a relic from inspiring English sources

In interviews publicizing its release, he called it "a relic," "pretty weird," and "hard to watch".

(Nor is it a relic of a more retrograde era.

Ian Scalzo, the beverage director of the soon-to-open Tradition Bar in San Francisco, says it a relic.

They had fitted into the back of it a relic of the true cross of Jesus Christ.

You could call it a relic of a bygone age - except it's not a relic at all.

Does the WTO itself have any role to play in the new world of the 21st century, or is it a relic of a bygone era that should now be wound up for good?

"It makes a statement, and it's a relic from a bygone era.

But that aura faded during the 1950s; to many it seemed a relic by the time it was revived for the company's 1972 Stravinsky festival.

Mr Headley said: "When I heard Oakwood was closing I thought it was about time - it was a relic of the past".

"The name of it is Sandy Ground," said Mr. Brock, "and it's a relic of the old Staten Island oyster-planting business.

It is a relic of British colonial days, outrageous now and outrageous then, albeit that it was introduced in response to an armed communist rebellion.