Take a hike Take a trail of three squares through Old Havana that starts in Plaza Vieja (7), where festivals and executions took place.
The police were still piecing together the confusing situation, which left a trail of six bodies across the city and its environs.
A trail of two dozen children gripping sketchbooks wove its away around onlookers and statues like a serpentine tail behind her.
Last June, the marshals arrested him after he drizzled various alcoholic beverages along the Apothéke bar top and ignited them, producing a trail of flame six feet wide and three feet tall, the authorities said.
If he had more than two shoulders, there'd be a trail of about seven across the pitch.
James Floyd Davis on giving his niece a video game a few days before his workplace rampage A MAN storms a warehouse where he was recently fired, leaving a trail of shell casings, three dead workers and four more wounded.
After emerging in a single New York batcave in 2006, the fungus has spread to 16 states and four Canadian provinces, leaving a trail of roughly 6 million dead bats in its wake.
Today, to follow a trail of industrial history, seven separate sites can be visited that give a sense of how the iron business operated.
About 2 million gallons of its nearly 20-million-gallon load spilled when the Prestige, a Greek-owned, Bahamian-registered tanker, foundered after leaking a trail of oil for six days from a widening crack in its unlined hull.
That evening they were driven to Buffalo, a trip documented by the F.B.I. in a trail of calls from two cellphones registered to Mr. Zodhiates's company, Response Unlimited.
