Sentence examples for able to trace its from inspiring English sources

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.

The cellphone's chip had been destroyed, the police said, but they said they were able to trace its calls, including some to Pakistan and Spain before the attack.

About 20 years ago, third-party certification of cocoa was a step forward for an industry that had previously not been able to trace its beans much further back than the export dockyard.

I've never been able to trace it (5).

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

Will the coven be able to trace it's lineage back to Gardner?

It will reduce the chances of your teacher or professor being able to trace it back to you.

The authorities are now looking for anything that might have been part of the explosive devices - bits of metal or sharp objects that they might be able to trace back to its owner or owners.