The primary and tertiary differ in the following respects: The one of these contains the relicts of organised bodies which are not observed in the other.
We have already observed, that all the strata of the earth are composed either from the calcareous relicts of sea animals, or from the collection of such materials as we find upon our shores.
Bouguer found those grand relicts of the wasted strata; but we are now to take a view of a country situated high above the level of that valley.
Carle, of thy ky I have nathing ado: Cum win my pardon, and kis my relicts to.
Heir sall thay fecht with silence; and Pauper sal cast down the buird, and cast the relicts in the water.
One of the fathers of the order came and did let us sy the relicts of the church which ware the first relicts I saw neir at hand: I having sien some at a distance carried in processions at Orleans.
Heir also is that old building called by some Arthurs Oven, and relicts of the great Wall of Adrian.
From Stirling they marched for Edinburgh, purging all the superstitious relicts of idolatry out of Linlithgow in their way.
Adaptive relicts of morphological nature have been many times documented, but characteristics associated with seasonality and timing schedules have not.
One of our Relicts prided herself upon her English, and criticised ours.
One of ourRelicts was decidedly less bourgeoise and more paysanne than any of the rest.
Every one of our Relicts had her private sitting-room attached to her bed-room, the house having been built expressly to suit the demands of bourgeois widows with fortunes.
She descended to the stuffy little salon only in the evening, when the Relicts were gathered to their gambling for sous and the atmosphere was an imitation of the Black Hole of Calcutta.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "relicts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
