Sentence examples for ready to trace from inspiring English sources
This summer, with London once more on the cusp of transition – fuelled this time by peak oil, climate change and financial crisis – 25 intrepid walkers formed an eclectic fellowship outside West Ham Station, ready to trace change and the returning echoes of past transformation through the landscape of east London.
"By identifying the index patient it really helped Nigeria to prepare and get ready to trace everybody and I think that's the difference between us and our West African neighbours - Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone," he adds.
Working closely with the Iranian Red Crescent Society and the Iranian government, UNICEF is ready to help trace all children who have been lost or separated from their families.
When she is finally ready to draw, Bechdel begins by sketching the images in pencil, on tracing paper, making several overlays, which she refines each time.
These PCR methods, are useful for highly selective, and sensitive detection of traces of macadamia and cashew nuts in commercial food products and is therefore proposed as a ready-to-use analytical tool to trace these target allergens in foods.
To trace or not to trace?
Dr. Gajun wanted to trace missing detainees.
An IP address is easy to trace.
She tried to trace it back.
Then she begins to trace them.
