Sentence examples for trace of life from inspiring English sources

There's not a trace of life force in its recommendations, and very little apparent understanding of the person keying a query into its engine.

The mere fossil trace of life in its simplest form would be the crowning achievement of generations of brilliant and diligent labour.

ABC's Friday night comedy lineup -- hugely promoted all summer -- barely stirred a ripple of interest last week, with one new series, "The Trouble With Normal," looking most troubled, while another new comedy, "Madigan Men," showed just a trace of life.

The problem, of course, is that Channel 4 is notoriously fond of leaping on every successful idea that crosses its path until all trace of life has drained away.

But then, when Gekko, at his brassiest, declares, "It's not about the money, it's about the game," he is speaking for his creator, whose passion is not for the arcana of Wall Street, still less for any trace of life on Main Street (there are no little people worthy of the camera's attention), but for Olympic levels of dick-swinging.

Even if it holds no trace of life, Black Beauty has plenty to captivate scientists.

Some of them include payloads dedicated to the detection of life or traces of life.

The first traces of life appear nearly 3.5 billion years ago, in the early Archaean.

This setting is potentially quite valuable as traces of life may have been preserved.

The weekend meeting of the group called Lebensspuren (traces of life), is full of similarly painful stories.

van Zuilen, M. A., Lepland, A. & Arrhenius, G. Reassessing the evidence for the earliest traces of life.