Sentence examples for could have traced from inspiring English sources

If I had wanted I could have traced this usage back to the individual user".

Not even Henry James, the master of the page-long sentence, could have traced the memoir's arc in one line — it is like a DNA molecule.

Or, it could have traced his political career, during which he helped draft the Declaration of Independence and served as the American ambassador to France.

But this was perhaps as well for the full-blooded art of Puccini, which could hardly have traced finer strokes than it is actually required to do here.

In addition, water used in extrusion could have had traces of copper, which led to more amount of the element as moisture content was increased to 30%.

On Wednesday, Malaysia's air force chief said military radar had traced what could have been the jetliner to an area south of the Thai holiday island of Phuket in the Malacca Strait, hundreds of miles to the west of its last known position.

industry has traced.

"We've traced the call.

Mice may also be attracted to recycling containers, since the bottles, cans and boxes they contain could still have traces of food on them.

Officials said that under the new law, the deposits into that account could have been easily traced by the authorities.

Of the 188 separate attacks in the period I studied, 179 could have their roots traced to large, coherent political or military campaigns.