Sentence examples for first traced from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows why.German health authorities at first traced the infection to organic cucumbers from Spain and advised people to avoid them, along with salad and raw tomatoes.

This is clear when shipping routes, the paths to gold and spices, are first traced, and even with British Ordnance Survey maps, which Garfield believes conveyed a sense of power and territory.

Kay first traced her mother in 1988, three weeks before her own son was born, meeting her for the first time in 1991 and three more times over the next 20 years.

The poem's origins were first traced by The Star-Ledger, the Newark newspaper, to a writer named Nancye Sims who works as a secretary at the Kentucky department of transportation.

Ed Miliband, who faced audience questioning first, traced a somewhat better trend line while answering questions about economic policy and Labour's previous performance in government - he ended the debate with cheers outweighing boos 53-47.

If that is the case, the sense that 2percentt might become the "new" new normal (ironically, a nomenclature first traced to El-Erian and PIMCO) that needs to be taken seriously.

First, trace the coastline.

This article first traces the history of building construction, then surveys its development at the present time.

This is my second visit to Tasmania, a place I had fantasized about since first tracing my finger to the far side of the globe as a child.

The first traces an individual's route as it unravels like a ball of wool, taking in only those landmarks immediately visible on either side.

In what follows, I will first trace the historical origins and development of the concept of race.