Sentence examples for first trace of from inspiring English sources

They were the first trace of the hurricane we had seen.

Then the first trace of uneasiness; the second, closer glance, followed by an expression of incredulity and dismay.

In vertebrates, the first trace of gonad development is a thickening of the coelomic lining on either side of the dorsal mesentery and medial to the kidney rudiments.

The first trace of complex life appears in rocks at least 580m years old, but the story of evolution emerges more clearly in the rocks of the Cambrian era, about 540m years ago.

When we found our first trace of hydrocarbons I bought a few more thousand hectares of forest, and when the oil really started coming I bought the biggest stretch yet.

The first trace of a swing to the right comes in a letter from 1915, in which Hitler expressed the hope that the war would bring an end to Germany's "inner internationalism".

Otherwise, the first traces of interstate relations concern the Olympic Games of 776 bce.

The first traces of life appear nearly 3.5 billion years ago, in the early Archaean.

First traces of mobile pastoralism date back to the beginning of the Late Neolithic.

The Island's wine industry, only 30 years old, is arguably showing the first traces of a local style.

In the territories of Austria, the first traces of human settlement date from the Lower Paleolithic Period (Old Stone Age).