Sentence examples for work traces from inspiring English sources

The work traces the course of a day and, by implication, a life.

Tate Britain's current major exhibition of his work traces his development as an artist over more than 50 years.

In a side room, another work traces ukiyo-e-esque waves; their serenity and regularity are a cool surprise.

This scholarly but digestible work traces the claims of the Roundheads through succeeding political factions to modern times.

The work traces the transformative journeys, deaths and ultimate resurrections of three heroines who have given themselves for love.

Employing a loose, episodic structure that has often been compared to that of Beat movement novels, this work traces the affairs—heterosexual and homosexual as well as interracial among Scott's friends.

Mr. Huntington notes that Mr. Putnam's book "Making Democracy Work" traced social and political differences between northern and southern Italy that stretch back to the Middle Ages.

"Over 50 years, Cuesta Benberry did an enormous amount of work tracing the derivation of block names and how they were diffused around the country.

With help from the United States and Israel, investigators here broke the case — and linked it to Hezbollah — using a tip from a secret source and some old-fashioned detective work, tracing the printer that had produced two forged licenses back to Lebanon.

Michiko Kakutani called it a "revealing" book that "gives us a sympathetic appraisal of Wallace's life and work, tracing the connections between the two, while mapping the wellsprings of his philosophical vision".

In his revealing new biography, "Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story," D. T. Max gives us a sympathetic appraisal of Wallace's life and work, tracing the connections between the two, while mapping the wellsprings of his philosophical vision.