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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the creation or discovery of a new path, either literally in nature or metaphorically in a project or idea.
Example: "The hikers were excited to explore a new trail that had just been opened in the national park."
Alternatives: "a fresh path" or "an innovative route".
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But recently young New Yorkers in groups like Roomful of Teeth (pictured above) have been blazing a new trail, forming intimately scaled ensembles of brave solo singers whose lean timbres resemble those of the early-music and new-music vocal groups of Europe.
Now Boeing seems to be blazing a new trail.
We've got to climb back down the mountain and hit a new trail, simple as that.
The trouble with being the pacesetter in such conditions is that you're left to break a new trail.
If City Opera wanted to blaze a new trail, it could radicalize its repertory, delving seriously into contemporary opera.
Jaywalkers had started to wear away a new trail, through some lavender and dangerously close to his azaleas.
Jennings, whom the Bucks picked 10th over all in the June draft, blazed a new trail to the N.B.A.
To reduce congestion on its Village Gondola, a new trail will link the base lodge to the town of Mammoth.
Other times, an obstruction will simply give birth to a new trail leading to the same location.
Surely such developments, good or bad, weren't simply the result of a handful of inspired comedians blazing a new trail?
A new trail has also emerged: spiritually themed tours that promise full immersion in Tibetan Buddhist culture.
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