Having been blocked once before because of a trace of a greenhorn accent, she refused to be stopped a second time.
Philip would stand in, transforming himself in an instant from editor to contributor, and also – to the astonishment of those who hadn't seen it before – speak without a trace of his habitual stammer.
"The limit that they find is much lower than I — and I suspect most microbiologists — would have expected". Waldbauer and Summons surmise that oxygen production and consumption may have occurred in the oceans for hundreds of millions of years before the atmosphere saw even a trace of the gas.
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Waldbauer and Summons surmise that oxygen production and consumption may have occurred in the oceans for hundreds of millions of years before the atmosphere saw even a trace of the gas.
"We're facing the best team in football and arguably the best defense ever," Robert Wood Johnson IV, the Jets' owner, said with a trace of envy before the game.
Now he's a full-time American songwriter, his tunes including Colt Ford's recent single "Workin' On" and his wife's "My Heart Says Go," the fitting -- and encouraging -- conclusion to III. "There's a winter before every spring," Campbell sings without a trace of irony or Southern twang, knowing full well that dealing with dichotomy in life comes as typically as a change of seasons.
Wayne Rooney left the World Cup after barely displaying a trace of his skills before England was bounced by Germany.
Because an image produced with a camera is, literally, a trace of something brought before the lens, photographs had an advantage over any painting as a memento of the vanished past and the dear departed.
But if you begin walking outward from where Lincoln stood, how far would you have to go before any trace of the extraordinary nature of that day had vanished into the ordinary?
