Sentence examples for to be tracing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shahzad, now 30, appeared to be tracing a familiar arc of frustration, increasing religiosity and, finally, violence.

Here the portents are far more cloudy; they seem, oddly enough, to be tracing the history of George Bush senior.

With each grandly outstretched arm and upraised leg, they appeared to be tracing the outlines of invisible Baroque cathedrals and palaces in the air.

What I imagined Ahmet to be doing was this: I imagined him to be tracing, very quickly, the provenance of the pieces of style that Batdorf and Rodney had used in contriving their performing personality.

The agency appears to be tracing the mortgage pipeline all the way from the companies like Countrywide Financial that originated home loans to the raucous trading floors that dominate Wall Street's profit machine.

According to the New York Times, "Mr. Shahzad, now 30, appeared to be tracing a familiar arc of frustration, increasing religiosity and, finally, violence.

These things do – people have to be traced, statements obtained.

Spores could be inactivated, yet may be able to be traced by genetic fingerprinting.

Now any cash payment over ¤15,000 has to be traced electronically – but who controls diamonds?

Each typewriter creates a unique "handwriting", allowing its source to be traced, the report said.

The movements of individuals have to be traced on a global scale.