Sentence examples for started to trace from inspiring English sources

With trembling hands and my natural artistic incompetence I started to trace a sort of diagonal oblong shape that ended up not entirely symmetrical.

"Together Through LIfe," his new album, comes out April 28th, and Dylanologists have already started to trace the album's title and themes.

And as prices have halved, digital radio has started to trace a similar trajectory in America as it did a decade ago in Britain, Denmark, Norway and Switzerland.The leader of this is HD Radio, a broadcasting technology that allows local radio stations to add digital channels to their existing analogue broadcasts.

The electronic pulse of "Staying Alive" came on at a low volume from Saenz de Viteri's computer as we started to trace the route, taking a wide loop up and down the staircase, then tucking into a hallway that led toward Medieval Art.

When I was around seven, I started to trace from a magazine called MASK.

Suspecting you might have royal ancestry, you started to trace your lineage but balked at Ancestry.com's pricey $19.99 membership.

But we are just starting to trace alternative architectural paths.

In one experiment, the chip could recognize handwritten digits from 0 to 9, even predicting which number someone was starting to trace with a digital stylus.

The transient position of the research site is a good point to start to trace the history of the volatility of the vegetation cover and the shift of the landscape-vegetation boundaries according to the climatic fluctuations.

The US witnessed the same economic trends, and academics there are starting to trace the consequences for non-economic phenomenon such as family breakdown, reporting that even as America's ancient race cleavage heals, its class cleavage is deepening.

Yet just beneath the clear and measured prose, there is always a tremor of something more bestial and crude: two Catholic Brothers are suddenly seen pleasuring themselves in a back room; a capable young widow starts to trace obscene words on her skirt while being lectured to by a bank manager; a recently bereaved young man suddenly gives in to his covert desire for another man.