relic of the past

There still are times when you find relics of the past.

I'm sure our friends who study relics of the past will support me, won't you?

And no more teaching; that was a relic of the past.

In 20 years the weekend may be a relic of the past.

American religion is not a relic of the past but a response to the present.

And it would be easy to think, well, that's a relic of the past.

At the same time, however, the ships were relics of the past.

Projects are rising over, behind and around relics of the past.

This is simply a relic of the past and has no place in our public dialogue.

For these voters the culture wars seem a relic of the past.

The station is a relic of the past and at present very few trains stop here.

The Canadian penny will soon be a relic of the past.

Perhaps like many travelers, their authors long for relics of the past.

Recent events show that the Senate needs to bury this relic of the past.

This particular spot, he explained, was particularly rich in relics of the past.

Perhaps the world seems to have made the church a relic of the past, unfit for new questions.

As relics of the past disappear, the neighborhood's population seems to be getting younger.

What they find, invariably, are frozen relics of the past summer.

Now it was no more than an ornamental relic of the past.

That’s too bad, since these offshore restrictions are a relic of the past.

These bizarre therapies aren’t just a relic of the past.

"Bank secrecy is a relic of the past," he says.

But as of September, it will be a relic of the past.

That post has become a relic of the past.

Relics of the past, just waiting to be discovered.