Sentence examples for continued to trace from inspiring English sources

Much of what the world knew about Chechnya came from her and her colleagues at Memorial, a heroic group which started by documenting Stalinist crimes but continued to trace their modern-day consequences, especially in the Caucasus.Her murder made few headlines in Russia, which has long been deaf to her findings or deaths such as hers.

I continued to trace Darwin's tracks by visiting Gower Street, which is hidden behind the British Museum in Bloomsbury, to find the site where Charles and Emma Darwin first lived together after getting married in 1839.

He continues to trace the victims' money in a process that is likely to take years.

Irving H. Picard, the Madoff trustee, has thus far recovered about $9.4 billion and continues to trace the lost funds.

Irving H. Picard, a bankruptcy trustee, has recovered about $9.4 billion and continues to trace the victims' money.

To continue to trace synapsid history after this time, we need to look at the fossil record preserved in younger rocks in South Africa and European Russia.

Ms. Martin says she continues to trace the path of the thief and to battle the creditors left in the wake.

Meanwhile, inquiries are continuing to trace relatives of Mr Ding and his wife, who both originated from the Hang Zhou area of China.

If anyone embodies the new calm spirit of couture it is Bouchra Jarrar, who continues to trace a discreet mark with sharp cutting, geometric slices of striping and flowing drapes, all worked into a single slim silhouette.

As authorities continue to trace the last nine months' movements of Elizabeth Smart and the couple in custody for her kidnapping, it seems clear that time and again, Elizabeth had the chance to run away or ask for help, but did not try to do so.

The much-awaited third book in Ferrante's stunning Neapolitan series continues to trace the struggles of two women — the intelligent, cautious Elena and the unpredictable, defiant Lila — to distance themselves from the poverty, violence, and misogyny of their Naples upbringing.