Sentence examples for bit of a trail from inspiring English sources

Mavis Martin, from the Kensington neighborhood of Brooklyn, added: "You want something that's sexy, fitted, maybe with a bit of a trail at the back.

(female, hospital) As far as I know I have been a little bit of a trail blazer in terms of part-time work in medical administration too, and being a female.

Benefits for women themselves included an opportunity to make a difference at an organisational level, and the satisfaction of blazing a trail for others: As far as I know I have been a little bit of a trail blazer in terms of part-time work in medical administration too, and being a female.

He kept moving his upper body around in a slight kind of shape or circle, and the movements left a little bit of a visual trail.

But now, he said, "we're blazing a bit of a new trail" by putting produce and beef on the same level.

In the lower grove, each tree is marked and there is a bit of a nature-trail feel to it.

One thing that has previously been rumored, and that there exists a bit of a bread crumb trail for, is the inclusion of autonomous driving features in the truck.

Davis arrived at Pepperdine a bit bulky, partly because of a trail mix habit.

Indeed, it was hard to believe that Mr. Sikoryak, 31, hadn't ridden before, except for a bit of trail riding on vacations as a youth.

"I also do a little bit of trail running around Austin, jogging on mountain bike trails.

Now Huma seems to have borrowed a bit of the campaign trail magic by wearing her own version, making a new fashion statement while channeling the first lady.