We are meant to keep reading, in order to trace our "begats".
Now doom-mongers conjure with Roman and British analogies in order to trace the decay of American hegemony.
The formal charges suggested an extensive effort by military investigators to scour the official and personal computers he used, in order to trace the recipients.
In one of their most illuminating passages, the authors double back to 1954 in order to trace, often in hilarious detail, Ronald Reagan's demise as a left-leaning actor and phoenix-like rebirth as a pitchman for reactionary causes.
East End producers are optimistic about the grape, and it is instructive for the staff to sample a bottle a year in order to trace a vintage's life cycle.
New research* should dispel most of the anxiety for those who prefer crunchy facts to scary myths.Economists at Nottingham University's Globalisation and Economic Policy Centre delved into the accounts of over 66,000 firms in order to trace the effects of offshoring.
Arthur Lurigio, a criminologist at Loyola University in Chicago, says because the homicide clearance rate is so low – Chicago police cleared 126 of the 415 murders last year – the police often struggle to recover guns used in shootings in order to trace them back to their rightful owner.
In the first, Cosmos, Chaos and the World to Come: The Ancient Roots of Apocalyptic Faith (1993), Cohn studied the ancient civilisations of Egypt, Mesopotamia and Vedic India in order to trace the source of millennial speculation, which he claimed to find in Zoroastrianism.
Government lawyers came after the documents in order to trace what the court agreed was not a threat to national security – and won in the court of appeal on the grounds that the leaker might do something more serious next time.
In one book, the plot hinged on the name of an obscure ethnomusicologist In "Death of a Joyce Scholar," a murder occurs on Bloomsday, June 16, and Inspector McGarr must bone up on "Ulysses" in order to trace the killer's steps and solve the crime.
