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Then his father was gone without a trace or a word.

In an open field and no trace of the place she had been.

No trace of him has ever been found until now.

No one human saw or heard any trace of him.

I want to see if they can find any trace.

She had never been able to find a trace of them again.

Looked like the phone trace was a dead end after all.

If only I'd been able to make one more trace.

The second party of women was gone with no more trace than the first.

But no single trace of the six men and four women was turned up.

He never found a trace of where she had gone.

Not a trace of the thing was to be seen.

Almost all trace of the line had gone by 1991.

Every one of them left a trace in the school's history.

Of the later, no trace is to be found today.

The only trace can now be found at number 11.

No trace of them could be found after his death.

She had left no trace for him in the air.

But they found no trace of the other man's body.

One of my men is out right now trying to work a trace.

My own past had gone down years before, lost with all hands, no trace.

Because any trace of you is going to be left in my room.

They went back together with no trace of the cut.

She could be lost without a trace, and who would ever know what happened to her then?

What were we to think when no trace of her could be found the following morning?

From them, you can trace the story of his life.

She seems to be from a good family, and we want to trace them.

If we answer them they'll be able to trace us.

And even if he could, they'll never be able to trace anything to you.

We did our best, but could not trace any car.

If she gave him a way to trace her, he would.

The police will trace the number and come out here.

They'll trace it back to the old man for sure.

We should be able to trace some of them through the trade.

We traced them to the street outside a building in the city.

So I had quite a day trying to trace it down.

"Did you trace the others to each room to be sure?"

The family can be traced back to the 9th century.

Its study traced at least to the year of 1860.

However, land rights were also traced through women of the group.

As a result, it is difficult to trace the building's history until 1580.

One can trace a great deal of history along this road.

He would leave nothing by which anyone could trace him.

I want to know if you can trace them from there.

Could the police have traced his call back to the pay phone?

Tell him it's no use trying to trace the call.

She also had not wanted to stay on the line too long in case the call was traced.

The story of this family can be traced a little further.

It had to start over here and be traced back.

No way, in fact, for me to trace my mother.