traces

Idioms  

1. see kick over the traces.

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Example Sentences

Curling traces its roots back to the16th Century in Scotland and has become one of Team GB and Paralympics GB's most successful winter sports, earning six Olympic medals and two Paralympic medals to date.

From BBC

Instead, it slowly traces out a cone-shaped motion known as precession.

From Science Daily

Each peat layer contained traces of past conditions, including charcoal fragments, pollen, and remains of plants and microbes.

From Science Daily

The fairs’ successes are evident in their permanent traces—not just in enduring structures, but in the reshaping of cultures.

From The Wall Street Journal

The error traces back to 1999, when a researcher encountered a published photograph of a brightly colored frog from the Peruvian rainforest near the Ecuadorian border.

From Science Daily