Sentence examples for old artifacts from inspiring English sources

Because then we'd be priceless antiquities instead of just a couple of old artifacts.

His friends have also pitched in, stopping by to drop off old artifacts to add to the shed's ambiance.

"Leather and papier-mâché don't last, so it's rare to find very old artifacts," said Gauri Krishnan, senior curator for South Asia at the museum.

Running on a whirring projector, the 16-minute black-and-white film "Figure 3" shows a series of still images of what appear to be old artifacts.

By then we'll all have our jetpacks and space cars, so we won't miss these old artifacts of a benighted economic time.

Alas, the megaphones are not hundreds of years old artifacts, left behind by the Vikings of yore.

Listening to the first album was like "dusting off some old artifact," he said.

The abstraction of an old artifact, Shadbolt's fantastic modern equivalent sprouting in the background seems unconstrained by tradition, animal, clan, or taboo, even as its emotional charge betrays the artist's affection for the original.

Senior antiquities correspondent Desi Lydic made her debut in the segment, arguably the season's strongest thus far, selling off ancient "10,000-year-old artifacts made from 100 percent sandstone".

He has already found elsewhere on the site what appear to be 16,000-year-old artifacts, evidence for a pre-Clovis peopling of America similar to findings in Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Prepare to be similarly stumped by the vanity plate — maybe it is more accurate to refer to these year-old artifacts as statement plates — affixed to the relatively tame vehicle (a gray Infiniti sedan) driven by his partner of 13 years, Lee Nissensohn.