a trace of something

The British managed to trace a few more of them through the Jewish community, but some remained at large.

His finger reverently traced the rough shape of the Nail, bound just below the guard.

Her eyes watched him carefully as his forefinger lightly traced the fine down of hair on her arm.

These signatures, traced of course by their own hands, are rough drawings of the creatures or weapons they were called after.

She could trace him, of course, but that would waste precious time.

Evidence was assembled from Catholic church records, news reports, oral histories, and further tracing of bloodlines.

Where possible, trace a circle of general plant food, like 5-10-5, around the crowns of plants.

We traced him through the ship's sensors, of course.

This allows for tracing of microcircuitry as well as projection studies.

It was easy to trace its course, thanks to the line of fire which followed it.