Sentence examples for got no trace from inspiring English sources

After about three years they said, 'Assume he's dead, we've got no trace on him, no nothing,' words to that effect".

But we get no sense that Buckley is tracing what Leopold Mozart called il filo, the thread, the line of artistic argument that carries us cogently from beginning to end.

The Gay Girl in Damascus blog is now squirrelled away somewhere in the ether, like Amina Arraf was; Lez Get Real bears no trace of the controversy.

Five of the six buildings shortlisted for British architecture's annual Oscar, the 2015 Riba Stirling Prize, haven't got a trace of designer bling about them.

He got a trace vote in that first election (0.56 percent), and 4.87 percent in the second, or less than 1 vote in 20.

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.

After six years of trying, and failing, to get festivalgoers to Leave No Trace™ Victoria's favourite doof (ed's note: is it a doof?) Rainbow Serpent has decided to ban nangs once and for all.

This Model Got Tats Tracing 110 Years of American Tattoo Art.

African artists want to get on Trace because they know they're going to be seen in Switzerland and the West Indies and France and now in the U.S. We want everyone to be exposed to everything out there".

Then we get the trace formulas in Theorem 1.

To get beyond trace levels of osmoprotectants and marginal tolerance increments we need to use flux measurements to diagnose what limits osmoprotectant levels in engineered plants and to use iterative cycles of engineering to overcome these limitations.