Sentence examples for daunting trail from inspiring English sources
Town hall chiefs have demanded emergency cash to deal with a "daunting trail of destruction" to the already dilapidated network left behind by recent flooding.
The three most recent Jeeps -- the Wrangler, directly descended from World War II jeeps; the boxy, enduring Cherokee; and the bigger Grand Cherokee -- are all capable of traversing the daunting Rubicon Trail in the Sierra Nevada.
Reese Witherspoon produces and stars in this fervent film version of Wild, adapted by Nick Hornby from the wilderness memoir by essayist Cheryl Strayed, and directed by Jean-Marc Vallée – an account of how, in order to exorcise personal demons, she masochistically hiked alone over 1,000 miles along the daunting Pacific Crest Trail, unprepared for the extreme temperatures.
nationaltrail.co.uk/glyndwrs-way Distance 630 miles Start/finish Minehead/Poole Stages 52 (6-15 miles each) Duration 40 days England's longest trail involves a daunting 35,000 metres of ascent (nearly four Everests), what with all those pesky inlets, undulating cliff tops and river valleys.
The above guidance on creating an audit trail may seem daunting.
Resuming the third morning in a seemingly impossible position, trailing by 261 runs on 82 for five, England's daunting task became all the more difficult when they lost two wickets inside the first hour.
Its size, trailing only Facebook's $18 billion stock sale for the year, was seen as potentially daunting at a time when the I.P.O.
THE pleasures of a newly cut trail are indeed unique, but there is no shame in traveling a well-worn path -- especially one with daunting physical challenges, incredible views or both.
