Sentence examples for little traces from inspiring English sources

Butler hopes that Men & Girls Dance will travel to festivals or generate pop-up events in the street, leaving "little traces of it here and there so it doesn't disappear".

Elena thought the little traces of production contrasted nicely with the general immaculacy of the paintings, that this emphasized their "handmade quality," and Sonia, exhausted, had said, fine, fine, so long as Elena agreed to hang them at the unusual heights Sonia preferred.

Playboy very quickly made Hefner a wealthy man, and by the end of the '50s enabled the second great transformation of his life, when Hefner, now divorced, instead of just leaving little traces of himself in the magazine's photo spreads — a necktie, a pipe, a cocktail glass — stepped forward and became Mr. Playboy, a debonair bedroom savant who actually lived the life his magazine dreamed about.

His family are determined to retain what little traces of them remain.

Of the related watermill system, abandoned as any longer functional, today remain little traces, which are, however, important source of cultural identity.

But little traces of what it had been remain: The black walls are painted white, the stripper poles are removed, and the bar is taken down when.

He left little trace.

But there is little trace of that today.

By about 1834, there was little trace of the National Republican Party.

They strive and they falter and leave very little trace.

Little trace of our current civilisation will remain.