Sentence examples for traced- from inspiring English sources

The prime minister traced Hungary's freedom fight through the great revolutions of 1848 against Vienna, of 1956 against Soviet communism, and of 1989 when he played a starring role as a young student anti-communist leader.

International law may provide some assistance: there are assets expropriated in 1915 that can still be traced, and many ruined churches that can be restored and returned.

An IP address that activists have traced to the British government was used to add a paragraph attacking the groups that had called for a thorough investigation into the de Menezes case.

The long process of overcoming mutual suspicions can be traced through the exchange of position papers, secret talks and hastily relocated summits throughout 1984.

The greater investment can be traced through mattresses, airline seats and medical facilities.

The call handler informed her supervisor during the conversation and the police were contacted but the call could not be traced immediately.

The South Korean Mers outbreak is traced to a man who returned from a business trip to the Middle East.

Those who fell ill were isolated in hospital and treated with the utmost care and caution; all their contacts were traced and tested.

This colourful innovation can obviously be traced directly to the Packer incursion, but things didn't actually get off to a great in the first officially-sanctioned summer of one-day in Australia in 1979-80.

We will discuss different possible structures, as well as story patterns traced in memoir.

The problem can be traced to shortages of rain and snowpack, which lead to shallower rivers and reservoirs, which result in less pressure to speed the water along.