Traced body

Have this call traced.

The police have traced her to Paris.

I've traced the rebel spies to her.

They were traced as far as Clapham.

The thief was traced by the stolen goods.

The decline can be traced to the 1950s.

The dog traced the rabbit into the forest.

and said 'This is no more than traced sorcery

Morpheus, the line was traced. I don't know how.

In this video, again, my son is being traced out.

This would also get traced and reported in our output.

They were traced as far as London, but not beyond.

What about the poison? Have you traced that at least?

They are traced just by their known anatomical path along vasculature.

First, every infection can be traced back to defect that causes it.

Traced here by detective work that would have done credit to Sherlock Holmes.

So there are two extremes. At one end photons are carefully traced from light emitters through a scene, potentially giving a highly realistic image.

The burglar was traced by one of the things he had left on the scene.

The burglar was traced by one of the things he had left on the scene.

The trope can be traced back to Ancient Greek mythology with the tale of Perseus.

Luckily they traced your call and we were in the area. It was a monster.

And how we consider them can be traced back to the primaries that we have made.

Much of this revolution can be traced to four men who met at Cambridge University in 1812

Instead, it can be traced back to the Proto Indo European kista, which described a woven container.

He who made the earth a habitat for you and traced in it routes for you and sent down water from the sky, with which We produce pairs of diverse plants.

Ultimately, all the writing systems still in use around the world today can be traced back to Sumeria or China.

The genes in our bodies can be traced back over three and a half billion years to a single organism

He who made the earth a habitat for you, and traced pathways for you on it, that you may be guided.

It is He who has laid out the earth for you and traced routes in it and sent down water from the sky. We have brought forth every sort of plant with it,

It is He who made the earth a bed for you, and traced for you paths upon it, and sends down water from the sky, and brings out through it every kind of vegetation

Can't we just hide it some place where it can't be traced to us and give ourselves time to think it out?

If they traced the robots here... they may have learned who they sold them to... and that would lead them back... home!

And he's telling us that for the 1.6 billion cost of the project, one billion dollars has been traced to offshore bank accounts.

They are immensely powerful social institutions and many of their features can be traced back to earlier features that we can really make sense of by reverse engineering.

And it had, though no man had traced it, invariably ended its mysterious flight in the pocket of that agitated gentleman in the obsolete silk hat, sitting outside the

Rita Calwell very famously traced a very interesting story of cholera into human communities, brought there, not by a normal human vector, but by a marine vector, this copepod.

I step off, I'm standing on the platform, and I feel my index finger in the first scar that I ever got, from my umbilical cord, and then around that, is traced the last scar that I got from my surgeon, and I think that, that chance encounter with those kids on the street with their knives

How indignant Pierre would have been seven years before, when he'd returned from his sojourn abroad, if someone had told him that there would be no need for him to seek or plan anything, that his path had long ago been traced and predetermined for him.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

It's from Decatur. From where?

Not from what, from whom.

I could come from here, from here, or from above.

Rather than having a B movie origin, however, its roots can be traced back to the early Roman Empire where the Greek word sarkophagus was used to describe the limestone that a coffin was made of, not the coffin itself.

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