Sentence examples for one vestige from inspiring English sources

More than 25 years after Spain stepped out of Franco's shadow, one vestige of authoritarianism lives on here: every democratically elected administration since the late 1970's has used the government-owned television network, TVE, as a mouthpiece for its propaganda.

One vestige of traditional Chinese giving that has survived the 20th century is aid within families.

And no matter what happens to the statue, at least one vestige will remain.

One vestige of that is Harding Park, a subneighborhood along the waterfront, made up of 236 former summer bungalows, now weatherized for year-round living.

— Even as the Internet has taken over nearly the entire college application process, one vestige of pre-Web days survives: the college fair.

The South Street Seaport was founded 40 years ago to protect the last district of 19th-century merchants' counting houses along the East River, and to preserve one vestige of a bygone city where a six-story building was the tallest "skyscraper".

When commissioner Don Garber took over MLS in 1999 and immediately killed the post-game shootout, a 35-yard one-on-one vestige of the NASL, the United States ended its service as a laboratory for attack-boosting rules.

Indeed, Ali Khamenei's act of reckless partisanship has called into question the very foundation of a state based on absolute religious rule on one hand and vestiges of public accountability for the acts undertaken in the name of Islam, on the other.

To my astonishment she grabbed my cloak with one last vestige of strength.

One such vestige from millennia of conquerer after conquerer, architect after architect, is Flaq Paris Gallery, where artist Filipe Vilas-Boas has constructed an interactive mini-universe.

Lead paint has not been legally applied in New York since 1960, and on one front, the battle to remove its vestiges advances.