Sentence examples for dangerous trail from inspiring English sources

Cook was certainly fulfilling that latter role and was, furthermore, laying a dangerous trail leading directly to the fishing party.

In following Dillinger on his increasingly dangerous trail to his final showdown outside a Chicago movie theater in July 1934, he's working from a script that shows little interest in getting under Dillinger's skin or inside his psyche.

However, fighting often leaves a dangerous trail.

In the 1800s men left their families for months and drove cattle across long dangerous trails through mountains and valleys in harsh weather.

Without uniformed rangers on patrol, some visitors toss soiled diapers in the middle of rivers, build illegal fires in parched brush lands and are injured or killed hiking on dangerous trails.

A few years ago, our Mexico City bureau chief, Azam Ahmed, walked the dangerous migrant trail through Mexico himself to record what migrants faced along the route.

Both during and after the war, the job required a combination of soldiering, art history and gumshoe detective work involving interrogations, dangerous travel and interminable paper trails.

So the Hook still stands, scarred, with dangerous cliff-side trails and a rounded peak that offers views of the Hudson south to the Tappan Zee Bridge and beyond.

There is a furry encounter of a slightly more dangerous nature when Breaking Trail presenter Coyote Peterson encounters an ocelot in the wild.

The most dangerous parts of the trail had guy wires installed on either side, but at one particularly hair-raising point a mile or so into the journey we chickened out.

There's also Afghanistan: On The Dollar Trail, a dangerous study of where aid money really goes, and a film that will make you think twice the next time you pour a cuppa, Flip The Coin: The Bitter Taste of Tea, which probes the dichotomy between the corporations who provide tea for the west and the poverty-stricken people who pick it for them.