Sentence examples for were remnant from inspiring English sources

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were remnant

noun

The small portion remaining of a larger thing or group.

Exact(2)

By the late 1950's, all that remained were remnant factories where immigrants piled scraps of fabric into bundles for resale.

These specimens were remnant swabs screened for GBS colonisation by USA hospital laboratories as part of routine prenatal care.

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There were remnants of conservatives' battles past and present.

We were remnants of the 'Splendor in the Grass' generation".

Left behind, as if in haste, were remnants of a lost household.

Perhaps the blobs were remnants of living fossils more fearsome than the dinosaurs.

That said, he allowed that there were remnants of a harsher time.

"We think these were remnants of Taliban and Al Qaeda," the governor, Abdul Hai Neamati, said by telephone.

There were remnants of stone arches in the roof, thickly overgrown with clinging vines.

We were remnants of the 'Splendor in the Grass' generation_._" But at Glassboro she became pregnant.

In 2009, Scott Gration, the U.S. special envoy to Sudan, was saying there were "remnants of genocide".

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