Sentence examples for two relic from inspiring English sources
In this study, we assess and map the potential overall impact of climate change on two relic landscapes in Flanders and map possible adaptation measures on a detailed level to allow insertion in the landscape management plans.
Today, all that remains are two relic stands (about a mile and a half apart) of Wollemi pines that are sticking up amongst a flowering rainforest.
Only two relic populations survived in Srem and in eastern Serbia near Bulgarian borders [ 5, 6].
At the beginning of the 1980s, the species started to spread quickly along the rivers (Timok, Morava, Danube, and Sava) and to increase in number [ 7, 8], which resulted in the fusion of the two relic populations and the widening of their range [ 9].
Real estate development and municipal government are two relics of the 19th-century industrial city.
Brushing aside the angry objections of China, Christie's auctioned two relics today that the Chinese government said had been looted from an imperial palace 140 years ago.
B4 China Relics Auctioned Christie's auctioned two relics that the Chinese government, in objecting to the sale, said had been looted from an imperial palace 140 years ago.
When the old deli was dismantled, Mr. Wonski, who bought the business in 2003, remembered to save two relics -- a wooden phone booth and a black wrought-iron railing -- which will be prominent features of the new one.
Only two relics remain — the 1892 Bost Building, which served as the union headquarters during the strike and now houses a museum devoted to the Battle of Homestead, and one of the riverside pump houses that supplied the vast volume of water needed to produce steel.
Sainte-Chapelle was originally built in 1248 by Louis IX to house two relics he purchased from Byzantine emperor Baldwin II: Christ's crown of thorns and a fragment of the cross upon which he was crucified.
Twelve Class I elements are identified as two incompletes, six truncated, two relics, one fragmented and one complete element.
