Sentence examples for moment trace from inspiring English sources

Once the humerus had fractured, metaphyseal compression was analogous to that seen with the round stem, giving a characteristic shape to the torsional moment trace.

What follows flashes back from that moment, tracing a path of brutality, oppression and stifled individuality leavened by a few glimmers of tenderness and grace.

"The Feature" plunges into this memory bank, chasing down fleeting emotions, privileged moments, traces of faded experience.

The colour switches on when it is hit by a rare low shaft of sunlight, and I guarantee that in this moment any trace of a mood will be lifted.

IN almost-spring, as itchy gardeners drag out grow lights and seed-starting flats, it seems a fitting moment to trace the germ of a new and very green gardening idea.

It all makes a deeper sense in the light of the youthful self-portrait in A Boy's Own Story, written when the subject was about 40, and judging perhaps that this was the personal as well as the historical moment to trace his own earlier history.

Start the story with an ordinary moment and trace how the story became unusual.

He is trying to purge at this moment all traces of his eager greed".

From that moment, Hughes traces the pernicious rise of the hyperinflated art market.

Two years later "Maqbool," Vishal Bhardwaj's gangland updating of "Macbeth," transformed Mr. Khan into a heartthrob in the moment he traced the actress Tabu's parted lips through a gauzy veil.

Certainly not in those moments that Trace Lehrer and I spent outside the law, between the sheets, where I was convinced that the rules were meant to protect anyone but me".