Sentence examples for leftovers of a from inspiring English sources
Asteroids are the leftovers of a failed attempt to form a planet billions of years ago.
Like Mr Brown himself, many of them are grizzled leftovers of a more glamorous era.
Are these paints the leftovers of a failed attempt at an art career?
The leftovers of a short-lived tourism boom in the late 19th century, they are now filling up once again.
The result looks like the leftovers of a deconstructivist folly, bodged remnants salvaged from Bernard Tschumi's Parc de la Villette.
Most of those materials are civilian, but some are leftovers of a half-century of nuclear weapons production, beginning in the mid-1940s.
For instance, the famous Leonid meteor shower that just peaked last week are the leftovers of an old comet.
At the other end of New York's social spectrum, flowers are poignant leftovers of an age before the impersonality of the internet and the stagnation of wages.
Walking our dog to the park one snowy night in Sunnyside, Queens, I noticed the leftovers of an apparent move-out on the sidewalk up ahead.
The modern media world and our ruling classes are both riddled with the leftovers of an archaic system of feudal privilege.
The shovels, like the flash of red metal on the lawn, are not some casual leftovers of an afternoon filled with laughter, it becomes obvious by the second or third viewing.
