Sentence examples for lost traces from inspiring English sources

Grand grew up in Birmingham – she has never lost traces of her accent – the only child of a cancer research scientist and a teacher.

From Kingston-upon-Thames heading north-west to Hatton Cross you get a good eight-mile section with lost traces of royal parks, avenues planted by Christopher Wren and James I and deer herds started by Henry VIII, then the strange Shot Tower, a gunpowder mill from 1766, which has great views from the top of its 87 steps.

PA decided to discover whether police forces had lost trace of registered sex offenders.

He was under surveillance as an Islamist sympathiser but French security services lost trace of him after he returned from Syria in spring 2014.

French officials and police and their Belgian counterparts are facing criticism over how they lost trace of Abdeslam in the hours after the attacks that left 130 dead.

The debate intensified in February with the publication of a study by the German Youth Institute, which found that the anonymous services had lost trace of a fifth of all abandoned babies.

In February the German Youth Institute found that the anonymous service had lost trace of a fifth of all abandoned babies – giving ammunition to those who want to end the practice.

"We've lost trace of the family.

The difference between the latter and D. bucklandi, which troubled morphologists, is that toxas in D. bucklandi have completely lost trace of the original euaster centrum.

Our cells need water to operate, and because we lose traces of our internal stores with every sweat we break, every breath and excretion we out-take, we must constantly consume more water, or we will die in three days.

The algorithms RA and SWA show a tendency to lose traces with high average reversal length.