Sentences with phrase «see remnants»

A thorough cleaning and sanding will prepare the chair, but I can still see remnants of the old gold details.

If you wander through companies across the United States, you can see remnants of lean thinking efforts in front offices, back offices, and on factory floors.

So when Huber moved as far away as he could, to Washington State, he was delighted to see some remnants of small - scale family farming still surviving.

Here, I hope the visitor doesn't just see the remnants of dismantled train line, but the last components of a crucial tool utilized by the hundreds of thousands of New York's Jewish community who had emigrated here over the previous decades.

Although the game places more emphasis on action rather than puzzles, but for those that do enjoy the many puzzles that have been in the past few games you will see some remnants of those in Chains of Olympus.

In the ruins surrounding the city, you'll see the remnants of a complex belief system and...

Today, guests can still see remnants of the property's Hollywood heyday such as the porpoise fountain from the movie Cleopatra that Skirball produced.

Wandering through the streets of Cusco, you can still see remnants of both its colonial and Incan heritage.

Singapore is a former British trading colony — you'll see remnants of British rule all over the city, including cricket pitches and the colonial - style Raffles Hotel — so there is plenty of Western food and drink on offer, too, although you'd be remiss to eat at a Hooters, say, when there is so much else on offer.

You can see remnants of this time during a holiday in Paradisi, from Byzantine churches in and around the village to the UNESCO World Heritage site of nearby Rhodes Town's cobblestoned Old Town.

There are footpaths across fields, where the lines of trenches still exist, and as I crossed them I could see remnants of battles in the earth — especially cartridge cases, spent bullets and shrapnel.

You could place the overflow tube in a position where you could see remnants of coolant left after driving.

Do you see any remnants of the inspection mind - set in today's supervision practices?

(You can still see remnants of that on social media.)

It's easy to see remnants of Schrader's original vision, especially whenever the film focuses on the deteriorating psyche of Cage's tortured, obsessive CIA agent out for revenge.

«If you watch the movie with that in mind, you will see some remnants of the television show.

Also, I will totally own up to the fact that you can see the remnants in my ears of when I had a bajillion piercings.

So when it's low tide you can see the remnants of the old sunken A1A that's now covered in natural coral.

You were disturbed to see remnants of makeup in that same swab.

We are finally starting to see the remnants of some of the oldest objects in the universe.»

For instance, in the human genome we still see the remnants of the large olfactory receptor gene family that gave our evolutionary ancestors a keen sense of smell, even though humans no longer rely on them.

«And if that's true, then when we look over the vast area around a galaxy, we should actually be able to see remnants of the formation process.»

Look in, and around, my daughter's car seat and you'll see remnants of puffs and other car - seat friendly food.

When Georgia State played in the Georgia Dome, you could still see remnants of Falcons paint on the field, and it never quite felt like home for the Panthers.

Blend for a few minutes until you no longer see any remnants of almonds in the water.

We are treasured by God but we do not treasure ourselves because we only see remnants.

(7) Canst thou (O Muhammad) see any remnant of them?

Seeing the remnants of the skeletons started me on a quest to document all the quarries in Mongolia that I could find where these fossils had been dug up.

Astronomers have indeed seen the remnants of a previously unknown kind of stellar explosion.

Set a full 1,000 years after the fall of civilization, Guerrilla's new title sees the remnants of humanity reduced to mere cave dwellers, scouring the alien landscape for resources, shelter and any scraps of food they can find.

Once the initial shock of seeing the remnants of an after party wears off, Lilian starts talking to the guys and is moved by their story.

Having been in the field of animal protection for more than two decades and having visited hundreds of shelters around the world, I have often seen the remnants of antiquated sheltering.

You have probably seen these remnants around your cat's scratching post (or your couch).

Almost daily, he said, he saw the remnants of Emma Lazarus» huddled masses and wretched refuse in the homeless community of New York.

He still sees some remnants of that anachronistic attitude.

:) but i love looking around and seeing remnants of people i love and feeling like they are with me even when i'm here alone.

Not exact matches

I see the image of God in the Bible as through the generations a remnant is continually brought through the wickedness that longs for the promise of God.

16 - 17) and in whom he saw the faithful «remnant» of Israel — the «seed», as he put it, of a holy people to come.

More than all the remnants of hatred lingering between nations, this terror of inevitable war, which sees no cure for warfare except in even greater terror, is responsible for poisoning the air we breathe.

12 Against the view of some who see in the 7,000 faithful who remain in Israel (I Kings 19:18) an early insinuation of the «remnant» idea.

These remnants of the big band can be seen today!

At any rate, the outcome will provide the young evangelical «righteous remnant» (the explicit terms, incidentally, in which they see themselves) with an excellent opportunity to «go the way of the cross,» paying the cost of radical discipleship.

We saw, for example, that human chromosome 2 was a fusion of two ancestral chromosomes, chromosomes that are still separate in chimpanzees, and we can even see the useless remnants of teleomeres and centromeres from the ancestral chromosomes.

«4 America stood for the primordial state of the world and man and was indeed seen, by the first generations of Europeans to learn of it, to be the last remaining remnant of that earlier time.

In its advanced stage, the passive depletion has become active destruction: Remnants of associations historically charged with the cultivation of norms are increasingly seen as obstacles to autonomous liberty, and the apparatus of the state is directed toward the task of liberating individuals from any such bonds.

We are given a picture of what the remnant looks like (easy to see cause we are human also) and what heaven / Kingdom of God looks like (hard to define).

Therefore canals were made from the hot water spring and from the snow capped mountain tops (the remnants of which can still be seen I have read).

If anyone had seen the animation movie Wall E, where the remnant from earth were out in space, living on this space ship and had become these lifeless blobs being spoon - fed everything, i think is a great example of what you are saying.

(See the Council's document on revelation, Dei Verbum) In the past, a defensive style of theology, remnants of which still unfortunately live on, sought to preserve an often rather narrowly conceived Christian notion of revelation from attack by alternative positions, whether religious or secular.

The remnants of Ehrman's faith were eventually swept away altogether when he later struggled to reconcile the idea of a loving God with the suffering he saw in the world.