Sentence examples for able to trace from from inspiring English sources

He also cut out the tiny numbers on Sainsbury's shopping bags he used for hiding devices so that the police would not be able to trace from where he had bought them.

And most people, after learning the nature of their problem, are able to trace it from a parent and other family members.

But he said that of 75,000 guns and assault weapons seized in Mexico in the past three years, "more than 80 percent of those we have been able to trace came from the United States".

Mickey McManus tells us that in twenty years, you won't be able to trace HTTPs from today, so if you think your data is on the web forever, you're wrong.

This way you will be able to trace its origin from idea to committed feature on your product roadmap.

ABC News explains Manfredi "had logged on to his Facebook account so often that police were able to trace the signal from his Internet key and find his hideout.

If needed, the police would easily be able to trace the patient from the vehicle registration.

"You may not be able to trace the straight line from the place where the gun is manufactured to the aorta of the victim, but you can apply market share theory," Professor Tribe said, as Chicago is trying to do, in calculating the gun makers' proportionate share of the market.

The narrator suspects that in twenty years he will still be able to trace their journey backward, from torched tree to torched tree, to where they first saw the elk, then lost him, then found him again, and killed him.

I was then able to trace the entire course from the comfort of my home half a world away and find a similar route to train on back in Boise.

Here, by viewing the statues p464 and busts ranged on each side, I should become acquainted with the faces of all the remarkable personages, male and female, of antiquity,a and even be able to trace their different characters from the expression of their features.