Sentence examples for tracing it in from inspiring English sources

Intense concentration and looking proceed each brush stroke, and often the stroke is "practiced" by tracing it in the air with his arm.

A master of the non-linear narrative, he traces it in his own life: he was born in Beirut, but went to study in England and Kuwait.

Some will trace it in a self-effacing gesture, an embarrassed laugh, or the silence of travellers on the London Underground.

This show traces it in images that in one way or another refer to a foundation myth that envisions the cosmos as composed of sea, sky and land in a continual process of interaction.

The emotional disjunction between one character's feeling and another's response runs like a musical motif through "Uncle Vanya," and Mr. Dodin traces it in provocatively bold relief.

Mr Wetterholm had heard the story about the ring but until he managed to trace it in 1991 he thought it was a myth.

The data on tick bite incidence are rarely found in international publications [see, however, (12, 13)], as, in contrast to Russia, they do not trace it in most of other countries.

If you are tracing a design to paint, you should trace it in pencil first, then paint over it.

You can draw it physically or just trace it in the air with your finger or a wand.

After you are done with your art you should trace it in a black Sharpie marker or black permanent marker.

Tracing is a great place to start: having a defined edge to work with will help force your eye, which is visually tracing the outline, and your left hand, which is physically tracing it, to work in sync.