Sentence examples for some relics from inspiring English sources

Still, some relics are still cherished.

Some relics of tundra vegetation have been preserved in the peat bogs and mountains.

"Well, there are some relics in existence, but you can't really get new ones," Mr. Fasano said.

The five-mile run will start at the Belmar boardwalk, continue to the Sept. 11 memorial in Spring Lake and then to a spot near Sea Girt where some relics of the World Trade Center are on the beach.

Stooping to pull a few objects from a bin, Mr. Kraus showed off some relics unearthed during an archaeological dig on the site: old buttons, bits of English porcelain, an ivory cane handle.

Supporters claimed he had fled repression, but China said he had left to collect some relics, including a hat.See article: The boy lama out of TibetIn Pakistan, a judge refused to let the trial proceed against a former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, who is accused of treason.

Not some relic of antiquity, St. Peter's has played a role during the darkest hours of recent memory.

Yusuf hardly notices it, but it's like some relic of a forgotten civilization, or a frozen mammoth.

Every claim to have found some relic of the original Shakespeare is just another reminder that his work needs no biography at all.

You can't cordon it off like some relic in a museum, so we did our bit to help take off the residual shine, further restoring the jetty to its original condition.

But if, as a nation, we can finally learn the lesson that industrial policy remains an essential responsibility of 21st-century government – not some relic of the 20th – then perhaps some good will come of this miserable failure.