Sentence examples for vestiges left from inspiring English sources
The physical vestiges left from this management, along with people's oral histories, provide important insights about ecosystem management by indigenous peoples in North America prior to European settlement.
"That scene moved to Brooklyn, and Cake Shop is the last vestige left in Manhattan".
Bathed in a gentle sunset light, she was a vestige left behind.
In Mr. Oyama's section of "Vestiges," time leaves its marks in much subtler ways.
There were a few coconut trees left, vestiges of an earlier, pastoral moment.
His experience with his father does not seem to have left vestiges of bitterness, perhaps because the name has been resurrected.
The film carries chilling messages about Japan itself, from the crushing weight of commercialism and the aimlessness of everyday life for many young people to the totalitarianism of the not-so-distant past, which it subtly suggests may have left vestiges in the present.
Other than in Plantae and Chromalveolata, these postulated, ancient endosymbiotic events, apparently, have not left vestiges in the form of morphologically distinct organelles (at least, not widespread ones); however, traces of such events in the form of genes transferred to the nuclear genome could exist and can be sought.
There's not a vestige of him left.
On most other highways, without a vestige of asphalt left, vehicles ride up and down huge swales, like riding a rowboat in a storm-tossed sea.
Since the last vestige of Showtime left the Fabulous Forum and the Magic stopped in 1991 many have tried to pass this franchise off as a passable imitation.
