Sentence examples for remnants of which from inspiring English sources

Close to Changi airport, Changi Village used to be the site of the British Royal Air Force Base, remnants of which can still be found there today.

The arrival of Megastar, the alter ego of Meg Mosley, was heralded by an explosion of pink bows and sequins, the remnants of which still remain.

Founded in the 1840s, the city was named for an early settler, Joseph Braden, who planted sugar and built a "castle" there in 1854, remnants of which survive.

Ms Guarducci said it was believed the bones had been found in the fourth century and had been wrapped in rich cloth, remnants of which were found.

Two years ago, the Taliban burned down the school, the charred remnants of which still lie in a pile in a corner of the village.

Originally, the middle Niger was separate from the upper Niger, which flowed into an inland lake, the remnants of which now form the inland Niger delta.

He was nicknamed Bus, short for Buster, which he was called, apparently, because he was a chubby kid, no remnant of which remained by the time I showed up.

The large rivers of China have a rich fish life, among which a species of paddlefish (Psephurus gladius) from the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) and Huang He (Yellow River) is of interest, as it is one of the two survivors of an otherwise extinct family, the other remnant of which is the paddlefish of North America.

Richard Appel wrote a deleted "elaborate fantasy segment" revolving around Marge, the only remnant of which is her cleaning the sink during the first Lisa scene, and also did a scene with Lionel Hutz that was dropped as well.

Remnants remain, of which Radio City Music Hall was the epitome of the era, a relic that has retained its luster but no longer shows movies.

A brazen group of ex-soldiers, some of whom are remnants of dictatorships which used the army to terrorise the people, is attempting to force the president, Michel Martelly, to enact campaign promises to reinstate the army.