Sentence examples for trace of work from inspiring English sources

Nicely positioned, too, to afford everyone stuck in the inevitable jam a grandstand view of the sports car rotating slowly in the adjacent showroom, it's been there going on six weeks now, with no trace of work of any kind.

The earliest traces of working of the limestone bedrock under the basal platform of the acropolis date to about 800 BC, consisting of deep cuts into the rock associated with refuse from domestic and ceremonial activity.

No trace of either work survives.

There isn't, as far as I can tell, a recorded trace of his work.

Its domed room at the top has a scaffold tower in the middle, the last trace of building work.

But with almost no trace of such work existing now, the period impression is lost, except in drawings like this one.

The automaton circuitously reveals the old man as the great film director Georges Méliès, who has, in despair, destroyed almost all trace of his work after the ravages of the first world war.

Officers across the region are inspecting smelting furnaces to see if there is any trace of the work, which is three metres long and two metres high (10ft by 6.5ft).

The commission's report found that prior to this appointment, Berthelot's career did "not reveal any trace of scientific work" and that his appointment was therefore "manifestly irregular".

But when he died he left no trace of the work, only a vast supply of other riches.

In the UK we like to beat the good cartoonists over the head with big sticks and wipe every trace of their work off the face of the earth.