Sentence examples for get traced from inspiring English sources

"But some of them we'll never find, because they may never get traced by law enforcement in this country, or — given that so many ended up in Mexico — whether those departments will ever even trace those guns".

Doing so, the outbreak's source may get traced to a particular single health care worker (HCW) in some of the cases.

They know the tricks to keep from getting traced".

(And, one might note parenthetically, monotheism once again gets traced back to ancient Egypt, and this God appropriately desires in good monotheistic fashion to have absolute sovereignty over every human and mutant will through the acquisition of Professor X's powers).

Prioritizing who gets traced and when could mean that fewer patients need to be traced as many patients may ultimately return on their own.

In his one-sided exchange with his teacher, Miss Stretchberry (we get traces of her presence: "O.K, O.K., O.K. / I will learn how to spell alliteration"), he argues, cajoles and remembers, and arrives at an understanding of what words are for.

Once it hits the taste buds, you get a nice peppery kick, and along with the dominant cherry notes you'll get traces of prune, chocolate, almonds, and even a touch of mustard greens at the end.

In Music World, the assorted denizens of the City of Syrup finally stop beating around the bush and get Trace up on some of that lean/ purple drank/ sizzurp/ oil/ Texas Tea/ etc. From SXSW we've got Brooklyn faves Boris lumbering through their bulldozer of a set.

Small hatchlings sometimes like to lick at fruit (avoid citrus fruits, as reptiles can't handle the acid) to get trace vitamins.

I'd look in the mirror and think, 'Thank God, I've got traces of makeup'.

We've also got Trace rafting down a river in El Dorado which was once polluted with sacrificial offerings of gold and jewels by devout natives and is now simply polluted with pollution.