Sentence examples for continue on the trail from inspiring English sources
Top tip: After completing the three-mile hike through the slot canyon to the overlook, continue on the trail anti-clockwise to visit a cave dwelling similar to the famous cliff cavates at Bandelier national monument.
You can turn back or continue on the trail northward, in which case you will eventually descend back to Route 41 by turning right onto what is known as the Undermountain Trail.
Perhaps more surprising, officials at Baxter State Park, which includes Mount Katahdin, were concerned that a large number of hikers eager to continue on the trail might overburden the 203,000-acre park with too much foot traffic.
But the very hardiest and best-prepared (who carry water-purification equipment, waterproof tents and permits from the state Department of Forestry in Hilo, among other things) continue on the trail into the unpopulated Waimanu Valley several miles to the north.
Continuing on, the trail switches back and forth for another 20 minutes.
He said the father and son were unaware that she was in trouble and continued on the trail, making it about 2,000 feet (600m) before the father collapsed.
In came Shalrie Joseph (acquired from Chivas USA, which no doubt prefers even a mediocre Mexican to a Grenada national teamer) and the well-traveled defender Djimi Traore, and Hanauer continues on the trail of the Nigerian Obafemi Martins, who is currently playing in Spain.
Continuing on the trail past Finca la Montaña, however, takes you back down into the valley through mist forest and spectacular expansive vistas.
Continuing on the trail, Dodd sponsored what was called by the Washington Post, the "most radical plan" to combat global warming.
Continuing on the trail will take you through Harmony Farm, featuring many farm animals, a petting zoo, and demonstrations on farming and agriculture oriented toward children.
As the month wound down for the campaign and as Dodd continued on the trail, the month of September loomed in the horizon as did an upcoming debate in Washington on the primary focus of the campaign, the Iraq War.
