Sentence examples for have been traces from inspiring English sources

There have been traces.

There should at least have been traces of a cheese ball sticking to her nose.

Further, there have been traces of rain four days this month, which for Los Angeles is something akin to a frost in Miami in September.

There have been traces of the old magic, a couple of trademark slam-dunks, but at 37 his body is telling him to stop.

Mourinho's trademark is bristling defiance in these rare times of struggle - but there have been traces of delusion in his demeanour this season.

Strict actualists, by contrast, categorically reject the idea that there are, or could have been, traces of nonexistent objects and consequently often find themselves forced to accept rather more awkward quantified modal logics that are more suited to their metaphysical commitments.

Valentine cards have been traced back to around 1400.

Virtually all of them have been traced to northern Germany.

The rest have been traced piece by piece.

The origins of shiitake cultivation have been traced back thousands of years to China and Japan.

In California, some of the earliest introductions have been traced to shipments of waterlilies.