Sentence examples for traces lie from inspiring English sources
Today, their tragic traces lie in everything from the high rates of intimate partner violence committed by black men against black women to the rising rate of suicide among black boys.
The two traces lie on top of each other, demonstrating agreement.
The fault trace lies about 16 km southeast of the epicenter and has a strike and dip that is similar to that of the earthquake's focal mechanism.
Mandy's only trace lies inside of the bench: two long pairs of Mandy Socks, relics of a former presence.
Just how far back in time the three functions can be traced lies close to the heart of the code's origins.
AMID the rubble of eastern Ukraine lie traces of life before the war: a pair of broken sunglasses, a stuffed pink unicorn, a roll of undeveloped film.
Like other aphoristic phrases in the N.B.A.'s expansive, if not altogether very imaginative lexicon ("lock him up," for example), "Ball don't lie" traces its roots to playground courts.
Specific reasons for the success of our project may, therefore, include the presence of psychosocial support, in form of patient education, counseling, and defaulter tracing by lay counselors.
One room is filled with books, much of their knowledge rendered obsolete by technological advances; in another, a series of equations – all measuring change – are being painstakingly written on a wall; and in a third, old lab coats and used coffee cups lie around, traces of those who once worked here.
Beyond lay traces of agricultural fields.
At each orientation, the surface traces of cracks lying parallel to [100] are observed.
