Sentence examples for major relic from inspiring English sources

Pedro López de Ayala dominated poetry and prose during the later 1300s with his Rimado de palacio ("Poem of Palace Life"), the last major relic of the "fourfold-way" verse form, and with family chronicles of 14th-century Castilian monarchs Peter, Henry II, John I, and Henry III, which stimulated production of personal, contemporary history.

It's a long way to go to see a major relic of World War II, and it isn't cheap at $37,500 a person, but the wreck, the German battleship Bismarck, was one of the most famous warships in World War II.

What they should be worried about is more bands like Radiohead, which could make major labels a relic of the twentieth century.

He meets some extraordinary characters, none more so than "the Major", a dying relic of Britain's colonial past, holed up in rural Zambia.

The world's museums have generally set stricter standards for acquisitions over the last decade, experts say, so that today private collectors provide the major market for smuggled relics.

A few weeks ago, I pulled off a major feat for a fortysomething relic in the company of a 15-year-old.

Mr. Reyes said the office "was a Rumsfeld-era relic that triggered major concern about domestic intelligence gathering by the Pentagon against Americans".

But carrying out major work to a unique and precious relic was fraught with difficulty.

The thermohaline simulations also suggest that the derivatives of relic seawater brines are the major source of salinity.

The Castle Museum has relics of the royal palace (10th 12th century, major period of construction).

Since the acquisition, New Relic and AppDynamics have emerged as two major players in the application performance management space.