Sentence examples for relic back from inspiring English sources

The veteran's veteran, a glorious relic back in his personal playground.

But some things, he said, haven't changed since those Adventure games on that PDP 11 relic back in Nashua.

I too had been instructed to buy, to take a relic back across the channel before the French slammed on an export bar.

The priests may well have been trying to get in on some of this action by bringing the holy relic back to Romania and saying they had miraculously just found it, all in a bid to gather a bigger flock.

Another large relic backed by lore is the Panagia Myrtidiotissa monastery, the largest in Cythera.

"Since the attempts to halt the auction or even bring the relics back by legal means or persuasion had failed, we had to resort to commercial means".

Parts of Libya's cultural heritage have been threatened before: in the 1950s, two British soldiers stationed in the country when it was a British protectorate took a selection of ancient relics back to the UK.

I threw myself into understanding why the ban existed (it was a historical relic dating back to 1870), what happened elsewhere (most European countries allowed prisoners to vote) and whether it had an impact on MPs taking an interest in prison issues (it did – many MPs with a prison in their constituency had never visited it).

A relic dating back to 1971 bears that out, a little pamphlet called Earth Food.

The other relics date back to the Bactrian era and from Islamic and Buddhist civilizations.

He has recorded a couple of music videos, those quaint relics from back when MTV showed music videos.