Sentence examples for able to trace it from inspiring English sources

I've never been able to trace it (5).

"Ultimately, we were able to trace it back to the source, Cox Cable.

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

By examining the calendar up close, Gura was able to trace it to a manuscript from the well-known Bergendal collection, parts of which were sold by Sotheby's, in 2011.

"We now know and have been able to trace it back to the Perry campaign that stirred this up, in order to discredit me and slow us down," Mr. Cain told supporters by phone Wednesday evening.

He thought about the crisis that his awakening independence would cause in their lives; still he doubted if, when they arrived, they would be able to trace it back to his weeks in that safe, homey, and respectable house, or to that quaint old couple who lived in daily expectation of a letter from their son Bobby, in whose room Henry slept.

Although the pudding has a long and noble history (according to the Oxford Companion to Food it's able to trace its lineage back to the imperial Roman sausage), the modern boiled pudding only appeared on the scene with the invention of pudding cloth in the 17th century, and basins have only come into widespread use in the last hundred years.

The company said it was not currently able to trace its products back to the plantations in Amnesty's report.

If and when one of the great fashion chains becomes obsolete, it may well be able to trace its decline to the designers who opened their own stores.

As a result, should one be seen, scientists should be able to trace its path back to the distant cosmic event that spawned it.

Once the rental cars were returned, he was able to trace its exact location in the parking lot, use the copied key, and be on his merry way.