Sentence examples for traces can be from inspiring English sources

It's a symbol of man, whose traces can be detected elsewhere in the landscape.

Its traces can be found in cities as disparate as Buenos Aires, Bucharest and Chicago.

Their traces can be found in our vocabulary and our place names.

Their traces can be seen in rich tombs around Carmona at cemeteries such as El Acebuchal and Setefilla and in Huelva at the cemetery of La Joya.

Yet its traces can be seen in contemporary American translation, from Wes Craven's film "Music of the Heart" to the new conservatory complex in this Middle American metropolis, which once elected Jerry Springer mayor.

Ever since serious scholarly study of the Gospels began, in the nineteenth century, its moods have ranged from the frankly skeptical — including a "mythicist" position that the story is entirely made up — to the credulous, with some archeologists still holding that it is all pretty reliable, and tombs and traces can be found if you study the texts hard enough.

For most of the twentieth century, hard-core Greenwich Villagers looked back on the period from the eighteen-nineties to the nineteen-twenties as their golden age... Stansell beautifully captures the tone and texture of their conversation — so exuberant that its traces can be felt to this day.

Application traces can be obtained in several ways.

Tire traces can be observed on several crime scenes as vehicles are often used by criminals.

These traces can be processed and reused in further development and cooperation cycles.

Alternatively, traces can be synthetically generated based on subscriber estimates of mean or peak workload behaviour.