Sentence examples for still being traced from inspiring English sources

The two guns used in the shootings, a.38-caliber snub-nosed revolver and an assault rifle, are still being traced, they said.

The FSA found six of the horses found to contain bute last year had been exported to France, two were still being traced, and one had been allegedly returned to two owners in the north of England for personal consumption.

"Tucked away between modern developments, little gems can still be traced and enjoyed," the authors write.

Many original settlement patterns can still be traced in place-names and family names.

International law may provide some assistance: there are assets expropriated in 1915 that can still be traced, and many ruined churches that can be restored and returned.

It might become legal, for instance, to have credit cards for online transactions under different names, as long as these could still be traced to the individual owner.

Nothing remains of the pyramid's valley temple, but the causeway from it to the mortuary temple can still be traced.

The cemetery's Mur des Fédérés ("Communards' Wall"), in which bullet holes can still be traced, marks the site of the massacre.

The Lehigh Valley tracks were torn out in 1966, though the pattern they formed can still be traced in the odd plan of the ground floor.

These influences could still be traced in formal and nonlinear structures as well as in the Butoh training of some choreographers.

The food safety authorities in the 15 countries have been notified about the concerns, and the Dutch companies that bought the meat will be asked to remove it from sale if it can still be traced.