Sentence examples for moving relic from inspiring English sources

He is remembered for his war poetry more than his art, but his sensitive self-portrait in the National Portrait Gallery is a moving relic of doomed youth.

Now, in their disused state, they are both moving historic relics and monuments of inadvertent art.

You open a drawer to the past for the purpose of moving some old relics around as though curating an exhibit, and then something with life still in it jumps up and bites you.

Germanus took part in the translation, or moving, of the relics of St Ivo to Ramsey in 1001 or the following year.

A pal says the only worse job he has had was in a karaoke-and-sex club run for the pleasure of army officers during the years of brutal military dictatorship.The generals stepped back from government in 2011 and now that Myanmar is opening up, global chains are moving in to oust relics like the Asia Plaza.

Wherever we move, this ageing relic follows.

ET. It will be moved to the "relic room" of a military museum in the state capital of Columbia to reside with other artifacts carried by southern Confederate soldiers 150 years ago.

In 2016, for example, only 27% of the S&P 500 and 0.7% of Euro Stoxx 300 offered quarterly EPS guidance (see figure 1). Figure 1: Source: Moving Beyond Quarterly Guidance: A Relic of the Past.

Mr. Madsen moves these inanimate relics around with great energy but never truly makes them come alive.

Palmyra was threatened by the Isis advance for some time before it finally fell to the militants in May, giving archaeologists a window to move any portable relics to the relative safety of Damascus.

Slightly hunched over and moving slowly, he looks much like the relic that he is in today's N.B.A.