vestige

Now the last vestige of right had been taken from them.

It was the last vestige of power left to her.

This is a large vestige of the old school culture.

Maybe I could see the first vestiges of that, as well.

Now the books are the last vestige of the family that used to live here.

Two other vestiges of his military service remain in the town as well.

Again he stopped to rest, the last vestige of color gone from his face.

Vestiges of these ancient times are still to be found today.

He still had some vestiges of feeling like the host.

Even today vestiges of this system remain in the town.

Perhaps some vestige of the land would remain in its natural state.

The map is the last vestige of the old system.

Not a vestige of a road formed before the last century.

For the rest of the week attacks on Vestiges continued.

They are the major vestiges of the old colonial economy.

He did not stop until the last vestige of the fire was buried.

"He's a vestige of what we would like to be in the past."

But even as her last vestige of hope faded, she heard something.

And there are other, less obvious, vestiges of days gone by.

What, if any, vestiges of the movement could be found on campus today?

When we were dead, the last vestige of control was gone from the matrix.

I destroyed the last vestiges of that organization two days back.

It seemed the words would strip away every vestige of control she had.

Just in that short span, the last vestige of a life was gone.

The 136-year-old symbol is a vestige of the company's past.