Sentence examples for series traces from inspiring English sources

One series traces the cycle from cradle to grave, while others illustrate the crafts and trades, household furnishings and community life.

Language would be crucial to his legacy, and the series traces his evolution as a writer, which parallels his development as a leader.

Now at the mid-point in its 20-episode run – its audience increasing weekly in both number and enthusiasm – the series traces the events following the brutal murder of a teenage girl.

The six-episode series traces Obama's career from his arrival in Chicago to his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention — at which point, White told me recently, "the story becomes more familiar to people.

Ben Arnold Following on from (you guessed it) The Sixties, this CNN-made series traces US-focused events in the era of Watergate, the Iran hostage crisis and the sexual revolution reaching beyond a coterie of hippies and hipsters.

This gorgeously strange picture book, the first in a projected series, traces the origins of the Man in the Moon, who, after losing his parents in a battle with the King of Nightmares, is raised by a retinue of giant glowworms and mice in tasselled sailor caps.

Hussain has already made a two part series tracing her culinary roots for BBC2 called the Chronicles of Nadiya.

Three recent series trace Muholi's continuing engagement with gender, race and politics in her native country, alongside her most well-known project, Faces and Phases (2006 2015).

The drama series traced the fortunes of the Cotswolds Regiment at the turn of the 19th century – from the Boer War to service in India – through the lives of two families, the Gaunts and the Brights.

Though he employed a proper 12-tone row in the composition, the pitches in the series trace several diatonic triads, resulting in a harmonic language that wondrously bridges tonal and atonal sound spheres.

In 2013, Gates examined a longer period in African American history with "The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross". The six-part series traced the journey of African Americans from slavery to President Obama's historic election and won a News and Documentary Emmy Award for outstanding long form historical program.