Sentence examples for vestiges time from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Oyama's section of "Vestiges," time leaves its marks in much subtler ways.
"Some of The Bell Jar reads like Austen -- a literary vestige of times gone by.
"I was fascinated by these vestiges from another time," he said.
The vestiges of that time are still visible in windows and doors that used to open but are now just decorative, with houses on either side.
We drove down the embankment and parked, and Pitt pointed out the whitened shells of river clams and apple snails: vestiges of a time when the river used to flood that far.
But unlike the Chryslers and Studebakers that still roam Havana's streets, Baró and Zayas are all that is left of the Sugar Kings' legacy, vestiges of a time when the United States and Cuba had friendly relations and the major leagues truly seemed as close as Miami, 90 miles away.
When approached from the west, from elsewhere in Europe, what strikes the visitor is the influence of the East in the food, music, and clamorous street life perhaps vestiges of a time when Athens was divorced from European society under the yoke of Ottoman rule.
But it's important to remember that without a climate of federal leadership on integration in the 1960s, these laws may never have been exposed for what they were: vestiges of slave time and violations of the Constitution.
The shad itself is like a local oyster, vestige of a time when they were innumerable.
The process seems quite simple: recognize a name as an embarrassing vestige from another time, change it, and move forward.
So these days the Wayfarer fulfills a largely nostalgic role, as a vestige of a time when covering presidential campaigns had a touch of glamour about it.
