Sentence examples for it traces that from inspiring English sources

Meantime, The Artist is the ultimate homage to Hollywood for the obvious reasons: it traces that transition from silent films to talkies, as does the classic of that genre, Singing in the Rain.

It's a little harder to trace that way.

It traces a life like that of its author, Endesha Ida Mae Holland, who left her home in Mississippi to attend college in Minnesota.

"Discover Love," written and directed by Nikolai Khalezin, is more conventional in that it traces the course of a single life within that society.

To that end, it traces the tradition of pacifism in the United States from the Revolutionary War to the cold war.

The beam is thus steered by the two moving mirrors so that it traces out a rectangular pattern on the viewer's retina 60 times a second.

But the thoroughness of this book is that it traces the origins of the war all the way back to the French invasion of 1830.

What makes Jackson's account particularly useful is that it traces both the prewar roots of wartime developments and the postwar reverberations -- the trials, purges, films and novels.

On analyzing the sub-processes, it is traced that 83% of the ODP of steam generation is attributed to the transport and storage of liquefied natural gas onshore and offshore for utilization in power plants.

That announcement followed a sophisticated cyberattack on it that it traced to the country and that it said had been intended to gain access to e-mail accounts of Chinese human rights activists.

If you think about it, tracing back all the things that have to happen to make that toy leads to an infinite number of pathways.