Sentence examples for its traces from inspiring English sources

And it leaves its traces.

It produced no great palace cultures, like Knossos or Mycenae; it left its traces in no Homeric epics.

And what a dog's dinner it was, with its traces of X-Factor DNA (Simon Cowell had a hand in this), old bits of Kirstie Allsopp, Antiques Road Show and The Great British Bake Off and other copycat formats desperately looking for a magic collision between "characterful" experts and members of the public chosen for their desire above life itself to appear on television.

The Battle of Brooklyn, or the Battle of Long Island, as it is also known, has left its traces across the city, but on its 225th anniversary, it remains a mystery to many New Yorkers.

Where Carson explained running away from his apprenticeship with a six-word shrug ("The business did not suit me"), Peters squared his shoulders and roared, "Saddlery is an honorable employment; but saddlery never made a greater mistake than when it strove to hitch to its traces the bold impulse, the wild yearning, the sinewy muscle of Kit Carson".

"When Aletta asked me to collaborate," Walker explained, "I was grateful for the challenge to help take what is essentially, in my humble opinion, an antiquated piece of misogyny (in this case, woman as willing victim) and try to turn it on its head and use its traces to create something new".

The controlled hydrolysis of AlMe3 generates MAO, but it cannot be fully hydrolyzed and its traces remain unreacted.

It is a prerequisite for other concepts in undergraduate level and its traces are visible in the majority of mathematical courses at university level.

It is the long inheritance of Syria's history that leaves its traces of the Baathist or Ottoman belief that all peoples can get along in the greater national interest, and a certainty that for centuries people co-operated perfectly well.

He said the beaver may be roaming through three or four fields on his farm and its traces sometimes disappeared for a week at a time, meaning it "could be because he is operating in a bigger stretch [of river]".

It is nevertheless possible that the USP11 duplication occurred earlier though its traces were erased by pseudogenization in deeper-branching species.