trace fossil

Throughout all the stories of loss and pain with the Chief, there was barely a trace of emotion.

But Sanders, a representative of the Northeastern vacation state of Vermont, also opposes fossil fuel development.

And given the current glut in fossil fuels, it might even be a better economic bet to wait a few years.

“Almost all of our human activities leave a chemical trace in the water,” says Alm.

Recently, when whistleblowers finally surfaced, the Home Office officials could find no trace of the dossier.

In chronic interstitial nephritis it is small—frequently no more than a trace.

They speak of a certain Norumbega and give the names of cities and strongholds of which to-day no trace or even report remains.

Against the blue background of the sky, green hill-tops trace an undulant line.

A trace of bile may be present as a result of excessive straining while the tube is in the stomach.

A trace of light had begun to soften the sky over the dome, but had not yet seeped down to ground level.