Sentence examples for traces of which from inspiring English sources
Its use left high ridges on the land, traces of which can still be seen in some places.
She further was accused of stealing plutonium, traces of which were found by Kerr-McGee officials in her apartment.
Many Afro-Asiatic languages use a "root and pattern" system, traces of which can be found in this family.
The universe is expanding, being thrust apart by some mysterious "dark energy", minute traces of which pervade all space.
The Romans occupied the site in 71 ce and built a fortress and wall, traces of which remain.
The huge enclosure of the latter included not only the temple but also a royal palace (only traces of which can now be seen).
This was the heart of the film's easygoing but intricately modernistic reflexivity — a crucial trace of which gleams throughout all of Allen's work, including "Irrational Man".
As he wrote to a friend in a letter, a tracing of which is on display, "I ain't dead quite yet".
The latter circuit, which encompassed the commercially important Senne and a significant escarpment to the east, was roughly in the shape of a pentagon, the trace of which is still visible from the air.
In the inversion analysis, we consider the slip only on the Futagawa fault, the trace of which is shown by the thick red line.
It may be, therefore, that, before the hypogeum was constructed (or restructured) by Domitian, there was a simple, more shallow basin, any trace of which would have disappeared when the space beneath the arena floor was converted.
