Sentence examples for that I trace from inspiring English sources

And they all tell this same story that I trace back to Wilder and Wentworth.

Now when students ask how I came to believe what I believe, I tell them that I trace my atheism to my first encounter, at age 7, with the scourge of polio.

Sitting on the floor, I started "The Sweet Science," with its introductory flourish: **{:.break one} ** It is through Jack O'Brien, the Arbiter Elegantiarum Philadelphiae, that I trace my rapport with the historic past through the laying-on of hands.

Farm slurry pouring into the water, from a pipe that I traced back to a dairy farm, had wiped out almost all the life in the stretch of River Culm I explored.

In my book The Black African Crisis in the Age of a Black President, I pointed out that the death of Trayvon Martin was part of the larger history of Black suffering in America that I traced back to the Dred Scott decision when the Supreme Court ruled that African Americans, whether free or enslaved, did not have the rights of American citizens.

A thin line of red blood tracts across the crisp white paper, where I trace that word -- "benign" -- over and over, my head spinning wildly with relief.

Then I trace that to family members that were in the Civil War… and to my father being a railroad engineer".

(I trace that beneficial ailment back to his 2006 playoff loss to the Steelers, after which he infamously blamed his offensive line by declaring, "Let's just say we had some problems in protection").

I then decided that I could trace each character of an input line through this syntax chart, looking for good matches (or ERROR).

By doing that, I'm also tracing the documentary movement in India in the 1960s and 70s.

I understand that there are ways to set up the Web site so that I can trace those calls, but I haven't done it yet.