Going back in time to trace roots doesn't help.
Hoffmann uses different people's accounts of Berlin during this time to trace this duality.
As you circle to the back, the form twists again, this time to trace the slope of a hill.
"But how did you know, after all these years, that Yuko's nametag was at my house?" "It took me a long time to trace it.
The play opens with the death of everyman-character Pavlo Hummel, subsequently jumping back in time to trace Hummel's experience in military training and in war.
Most interestingly, however, only patients in the advanced stages of PD showed increased completion time to trace the triads in the Mixed condition.
The transit agency said that it receives requests from time to time to trace card information from the police, prosecutors and defense lawyers, but that it does not follow up on how those cases turn out.
The religious activities of traditional human beings are the recurring attempts to return to the beginning, to the Great Time, to trace again and renew the process by which the structure and order of the cosmos were established.
His marriage has yielded no children, and so he has time to trace the afterlives of Sophocles and Ferdowsi's work across the globe in the paintings of Gustave Moreau, the cinema of Pier Paolo Pasolini, and manuscripts of the "Shahnameh".
It's painful to watch, in a way". Set in the 1940s, The Night Watch goes back in time to trace the effects of the war on a group of characters including the heroic Kay, played by Anna Maxwell Martin, who rescues Helen from a bombed-out building and becomes her lover, only to find Helen becoming drawn to the far more worldly and capricious Julia Annaa Wilson-Julia Anna
