retrace

In my mind, I retraced what had likely taken place.

The other day after school she retraced the walk home.

Now all you have to do is retrace your steps.

As I said that, we had turned and were already retracing our way.

Further along he retraces 200 years of American foreign policy in less than two.

Later, he retraced the crime for them in the park.

We retraced the drive I had made a few days ago.

Both of them knew they'd never remember how to retrace their steps.

Three times they had to turn back and retrace their steps.

At the end they turned to retrace their steps along the wall.

He went through to the next street; then retraced his course.

With no chance to retrace his course, he had done the only other thing.

Instead, the other three tried to retrace their steps to where they had started.

Then I tried to retrace your steps, so far as we knew them.

Even so, retracing her steps would not be the best idea.

That way he could be sure not to retrace his steps.

They turned the car and began to retrace their path.

He could retrace his steps, but that would take too long.

There was nothing to do but retrace their steps once again.

And it was given to us to retrace then- steps!

Too bad he had to retrace two hours of walking.

I retraced my steps, but the light was gone now.

He told us you were retracing his steps just now.

He turned and began retracing his steps to the car.

He began to retrace his way toward the valley road.