Examples of 'all the relics' in a sentence
Meaning of "all the relics"
all the relics: This phrase may describe a collection of objects or things that hold historical, cultural, or sentimental value, often implying a sense of antiquity or importance attached to them
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all the relics
All the relics you left behind are gone.
The most powerful weapon of all the relics.
We removed all the relics and treasures.
The missionary speaks in the same tone of all the relics.
You have seen all the relics down there.
All the relics from that era have been discovered.
I do not have all the relics.
He grabbed all the relics and started joining them together.
To get all the amulets, you have to find all the relics.
Not for all the relics in Egypt.
Behold! The most powerful weapon of all the relics.
We removed all the relics and treasures to send to England.
Cave paintings have all been sandblasted . All the relics you left behind are gone.
All the relics that have the power to create illusions are inside Jinyowon.
He always told me he donated all the relics he found to museums.
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All the relics were transferred to the Vicariate of Rome while still sealed.
A kiss that is also for all the relics gathered there.
We removed all the relics and treasures, preparing to send them to england, but… oh.
I will not have my throat cut by no lunatic not for all the relics in Egypt!
I have brought from Egypt all the relics discovered by the Professor.
Put it among the relics, and while you are about it, move all the relics out.
Once a player has all the relics in their monasteries, a timer is shown to all players.
I won't have my throat cut by no lunatic… not for all the relics in Egypt!
Permanently. Behold… of all the relics the most powerful weapon.
We removed all the relics and treasures, but… Ooh! preparing to send them to England.
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His relics pay for your chair
These are precious relics of the last war
His relics are still the object of pilgrimage
