Sentence examples for as she traced from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rivas, the instructor, helped guide Ella's tiny hand as she traced a lower-case "a".

"I don't know how this happened to me," she said as she traced the scars' raised welts with her index finger.

"America's approach to Cuba is at a crossroads," Clinton noted as she traced a gradual normalizing of relations with the country that began in 2009, when President Barack Obama made it easier for Cubans to visit and send money to their relatives on the island.

It follows a modern-day character named Julie as she traces her ancestor Giulietta's legendary love for her Romeo, all the while informed by the Shakespearean texts.

Instead she takes a scholarly approach, studding her text with sociological asides as she traces Parsons's rise from small-town Illinois to the apex of Tinseltown.

Ms. Witherspoon is still an appealing presence on screen, as she traces Becky's climb out of poverty and up the social ladder.

Visually arresting imagery grounds the author's narrative, as she traces both the stylistic evolution of Mars maps and the heroic frontier aesthetic of pictures of observatories on Earth.

Her winning narrative (born as an essay in the City section of The New York Times) echoes the metamorphosis of a neighborhood teeming with immigrant history, as she traces the building back to some of its earlier occupants and the block itself to the time of the Lenape Indians.

The Ancient Amber Routes: Travels from Riga to Byzantium by Mara Kalnins (Petergailis) charts the quest of an intrepid traveller, a dedicated and scholarly researcher into numerous fields, as she traces the origins and development of the trade in the much sought after treasure of amber.

She grapples with notions of civilisation and savagery around the world as she traces the histories of both head-hunters and the head-hunted, how "usually the people who take heads see themselves as inherently different from the people whose heads they take".

Even though little space in this volume is devoted to the dissection of the politics of post-Revolutionary Iran, Ms. Nafisi does a deft job of showing how Islamic fundamentalism changed people's daily lives even as she traces her own family's political peregrinations.