1. Her terrible fear of dogs is a holdover from her childhood.

2. Richard lived in a single-room occupancy, a holdover from the twenties, when Greenwich Village was filled with writers and artists.

3. It was a holdover from the days of her marriage that she had difficulty shaking.

4. The custom is a holdover from China's dynastic days.

5. He is a holdover from the last Administration.

6. China's patriarchy is a feudal holdover , scholars say landpower.

7. A holdover from the days of central planning, the Chinese consumer price index includes apartment rents but excludes soaring costs for owner-occupied housing.

8. Whether it's demons or some holdover from a dysfunctional childhood, he cannot stand to be alone.

9. Holdover of housing funds and property maintenance costs of civil air defense construction shoes.

10. The ministry is indeed a fief, a holdover from the era when the state controlled all.

11. octa reserves quadword values (the mnemonic is a holdover from 16-bit days).

12. At first, he seemed like any other union hack, a holdover from the Boyle era.

13. A valuation may on occasions be necessary because of the interaction of holdover relief and other capital gains tax reliefs.

14. Abe, with his long hair and beard, looks like a holdover from the 1960s.

15. Some religions shun the cards, and the scientific establishment condemns them as symbols of unreason, a holdover from an unenlightened past.

16. Before you enter this abandoned mining town in the Namib desert, you'll need to stop in nearby Luderitz for a permit -- a holdover from the days when Kolmanskop was a free-for-all for diamond hunters.

16. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

17. The function to retrieve the data from the first element of a list is called car (a name which is a holdover from an ancient assembly language instruction).

18. In Spain, there's an old custom that is a holdover from Roman days.