Sentence examples for relic of their from inspiring English sources

Young western women report less and less interest in identifying themselves with "the- F-word" – feminism; they say that the movement seems a relic of their mothers' era – humorless, sexless, hostile to men and judgmental of young women.

Their common name comes from a contraction of the medieval French, "porc poisson", a relic of their designation as fish, and exemption from the ban on eating meat on fast days.

"For people in their 20s, GIFs are a relic of their childhood, so it makes sense they would come back as a fashion statement — just like '70s fashion came back in the '90s, and the '90s are coming back around now," said Jason Tanz, the executive editor of Wired.

If the helmet was witness to the very earliest days of the Romans in Britain, a treasure trove of 159 gold coins found near St Albans, Roman Verulamium, the second largest find of its kind, is almost certainly a relic of their last days.

A relic of their daughter Saint Bridget housed in a small gold-plated shrine was donated by the Saint Bridget Order in 1990.

Over the past decade of bed rest studies, each test subject left one of these squares behind as a relic of their time here.

Games aren't just relics of their makers – their history is also told through their players.

The scenic country is dotted with scores of old mining camps and ghost towns bearing relics of their past.

They sold these rusted relics of their bondage as scrap iron and used the proceeds to buy Bibles and spellers.

Today, most Cochini Jews live in Israel, cherishing the relics of their tradition even as each generation grows more and more assimilated.

But the finds could also be remnants of funerary ceremonies in which people consumed flesh of deceased family members and preserved relics of their loved ones.