Sentence examples for some traces of from inspiring English sources
Some traces of these origins survive.
(It's all right if some traces of blood remain).
Some traces of the past are hard to read.
There were some pockets of mustiness, some traces of staleness in the corners.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 28, 2009 Some traces of the past are hard to read.
"You might find some traces of Las Vegas in our night life," Mannan says, "but there is a line here".
Before dredging, the town had assured authorities that the sediment was 75percentt sand, with some traces of toxic mercury.
While the book shows some traces of being influenced by writers like Hopkins, Auden and Graves, it was a confident and original beginning.
Soon we were standing in the forecourt of the ruined Temple of Athena, which offers some traces of what is believed to have been an altar.
There may even be some traces of lunch mixed in with the acrylics and watercolors, but the waltzing swans can probably take that in stride.
It was not adopted, but the package that ultimately emerged does bear some traces of Mr Rutelli's influence.One is a provision allowing mortgages to be switched between lenders.
