Sentence examples for trace things from inspiring English sources

And, to cut a long story short, it is to Africa that Dr Atkinson does trace things.

That's no reflection on their capabilities of course, but rather, suggestive that lion meat is part of a system in which it seems to be worryingly difficult to trace things back.

If we want a properly scientific understanding of disease, we thus need to trace things all the way down" (Khushf [2008], 434).

Once you realize how long you've felt the way you've felt, you can trace things back and start identifying the original source of those feelings.

Tracing things in another direction the Pre-Raphaelites seem to have made some of the first so-bad-it's-maybe-good modern art.

"The whole soul of man is a sort of picture gallery, a grand panorama, in which all the great facts of the universe, in tracing things of time and things of eternity, are painted," Douglass said in a lecture, in 1861, called "Pictures and Progress".

"Things that you think are absolute dead certs sink without a trace, and things you've never heard of are runaway hits," Clarke said.

Otherwise, a lot of the tricks of the trade still stand, books like this were setting up a lot of what's going on comics storytelling now, so you can flick through something like this and go, 'Oh yeah, so this is where that technique came from.' It's always great to trace these things back".

You leave biometric traces on things you touch and show your features in public.

And we can discover traces of things that had been done before – the other pavilions that had left their traces.

"You have to leave the traces of things".