Sentence examples for traced straight from inspiring English sources

The research that he had done at Johns Hopkins was limited to arm movements that traced straight lines.

Gamers of a certain age will be well aware of the mythology surrounding the Wolfenstein brand: 1992's Wolfenstein 3D was the original first-person shooter, so the genealogy of all your CoDs and Titanfalls can be traced straight back to it.

Chances are that each moment you laughed could be traced straight back to what Sahlins started at The Second City.

Her long, lean arms and legs can trace straight lines and sharp angles in space with almost surgical precision.

Plotting a graph with suitable combinations of these variables on the two axes, the researchers traced a straight line that coincided almost perfectly with the experimental data points.

When tracing, keep the line straight.

If you're confident enough, you can skip the tracing paper and draw straight onto the plastic adhesive cut-out.

Several pieces by Trisha Brown show a simple concern with tracing a straight line by unusual methods.

In ordinary circumstances, politicians and legal scholars could trace a straight line of succession from the governor to the lieutenant governor to the Senate president to the Assembly speaker.

"You may not be able to trace the straight line from the place where the gun is manufactured to the aorta of the victim, but you can apply market share theory," Professor Tribe said, as Chicago is trying to do, in calculating the gun makers' proportionate share of the market.

While some notes published in his lifetime mention things that did not need to be acted upon – like using a Rembrandt as an ironing board – the notes that became available posthumously include the following: "take one cubic centimetre of tobacco smoke and paint the exterior and the interior surfaces a waterproof colour"; "trace a straight line on Rodin's The Kiss as seen from a sight".