leave a trace behind造句

• The point of view shifted over time, till the phrase acquired today's sense of getting rid of someone undesirable _ bag and baggage, not leaving a trace behind.
• "Everybody had a story . . . . And that's what I wanted to write about, . . . to show that whole desire to leave a trace behind of your life ."
• Climates will, and have already begun, to change, each tropical year after the other dropping one sub-race, but only to beget another higher race on the ascending cycle; while a series of other less favoured groups  the failures of nature  will, like some individual men, vanish from the human family without even leaving a trace behind " ( The Secret Doctrine, Vol . 2, p 446 ).