Sentence examples for relics into from inspiring English sources

For its entry in the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale, Lynn's firm, Greg Lynn Form, recycled a mountain of plastic childhood relics into blobular furniture, including a bookshelf, a coffee table and various side tables.

But a big part of the High Line's success is its planting and landscaping, which is intelligent, imaginative and well considered, in the way it converts industrial relics into a place of urban pleasure.

The publication of the catalogue reflects a new sort of scholarly interest in Nazi writing, which walks a difficult line: explaining Nazi ideology and sustaining historical interest in the period without turning its documents and relics into fetishes.

Hind and her companions are said to have mutilated the Muslim corpses, cutting off their ears and noses and making the relics into anklets.

The Orthodox Church commemorates him a second time each year on 3 September and commemorates the translation of his relics into Orthodox possession on 13 February.

Years of easy porn online have changed these relics into something more like comic books, clothes I used to wear, each of which seemed like mine alone.

And with him goes Xavier Bray (whose Goya survey was the triumph of 2015) for the Wallace Collection; perhaps he can turn that relic into a living Mauritshuis.

New York City's energy bazaar has opened for business, and the proposed transformation of a Truman administration relic into a 21st-century cash cow is just the beginning.

Russian troop levels will drop by 130,000 to about one million by 2016, in an attempt to transform the military from a lumbering cold war relic into a more nimble force.

Second, as the woman who transformed Chatsworth, one of the grandest of England's grand houses, from a museumlike relic into a family house and self-sustaining business that is visited by 600,000 people a year.

He helped to transform the museum from a colonial relic into a sort of enlightened arm of the Foreign Office, keeping channels open with Iran, for example, and extending partnerships for cultural exchange across the world.