Sentence examples for vestiges from from inspiring English sources

Vestiges from decades of war linger.

Vestiges from the park's recent past emerged.

And yet Cirque does, rather charmingly, cling to other vestiges from its peripatetic past.

"I was fascinated by these vestiges from another time," he said.

"A fiver, though," the teen says, scraping the last vestiges from the paper cup.

The sole vestiges from the back-yard gathering are Heinz ketchup, French's mustard, and lots of alcohol.

This degree of servitude seemed like a vestige from colonial times.

Whiteboards on her walls are covered with diagrams, a vestige from her days at McKinsey, a consultancy.

A second species, Palaeoctopus pelagicus is known from a single gladius vestige from Mexico (Fuchs et al. 2008).

The process seems quite simple: recognize a name as an embarrassing vestige from another time, change it, and move forward.

Powder cake makeup is a vestige from the dawn of the television era - modern lighting does not require it.