Sentence examples for remarkable remains from inspiring English sources

More remarkable remains were excavated to the south, in the area of McEwen's Yard (opposite the baths), where the foundations of a large and very important building were discovered, together with many other Roman features.

The city was founded in 518BC by Darius the Great, and burned down by Alexander the Great in 331BC, but a remarkable amount remains intact.

"How the Other Half Lives" Though The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund raised less money this year than last, the remarkable fact remains: 10,776 generous souls have given $6,113,279.70 to help some of the city's poorest and most forgotten.

And so it went for nearly two hours, a deft and conceptually cross-woven performance by a musician whose remarkable facility remains as strong, if not more so, as in his first recordings 40 years ago.

Its most remarkable feature remains the Grade I-listed Guildhall, a huge neoclassical structure completed in 1824, which was once home to the local magistrates' court – complete with holding cells – and the HQ of the town's mayor.

Lecce and Brindisi are very near, but also very far: Lecce is perhaps the most elegant town (at its historic heart) on the Puglia coast, adorned with insanely overwrought baroque churches and remarkable Roman remains, Brindisi is a meat-and-potatoes port town whose importance has always been that it is the major crossing point to Greece.

And crime, though down a remarkable 45%, remains a problem.

How those materials achieve this remarkable function remains largely unknown.

Although the published revision rate only seems to include aseptic loosening, a remarkable difference remains since in worldwide Register data more than 55% of all revisions in THA are due to aseptic loosening.

The streak remains remarkable.

How Cook successfully plotted his escape remains remarkable.