Sentence examples for trace in a from inspiring English sources

Anyway, don't bother worrying about her - she'll probably vanish without trace in a minute.

Typically, if a trait evolves into another, it leaves behind a trace in a species' fossil record.

Unfortunately, this popularity makes regulation difficult: Tin is probably the hardest mineral to trace in a company's supply chain because it is "so ubiquitous", Kraus said.

After this she sank without trace in a Frank Sinatra vehicle, Marriage on the Rocks (1965), and then made a trio of films opposite friend and Swiss-based neighbour David Niven.

"It's the language of delay, the sense of a complaint sinking without trace in a bureaucratic quagmire, the suspicion of a cover-up that really upsets people," he said.

He had also become the first man in history to trace in a living animal the ways in which cells move and sometimes die under instructions from their genes.

All traces in A and B had no baseline subtraction or filtering.

Because an intense ESF appears as a spread trace in an ionogram, it is difficult to scale the ionogram precisely.

What many found hard to believe was that a plane could go missing with so little trace in an age of electronic communications.

"The A.T.F. is using its new information from gun tracing in a very focused way".

There were traces in a home recording he made, which had him speaking in tongues.