Sentence examples for evocative trail from inspiring English sources
We were scouting for an evocative trail leading into Rome, to capture the awe that filled Luther as he approached the grand finale of his pilgrimage.
And who would pass up trails with evocative names like Calamity Jane, Crazy Horse, War Dance and Buffalo Jump?
She has displayed an unerring command of issues and is focused on the campaign trail, strong at debates, evocative with crowds large and small.
Over in Somerset Village, nine miles to the west, I walked one of the most evocative stretches of the old railway trail.
Never as dramatic as those from the summit of Cannon, the views on the Fishin' Jimmy Trail were somehow more evocative; think Daniel Day-Lewis in "The Last of the Mohicans".
Most chapters of "Trail of Crumbs" end with evocative recipes gleaned from places she has traveled or lived, including Korea, Sweden, Louisiana and France.
On a wall in Beverly Hills is stencilled a urinating dog whose yellow trail marks out a falling graph line, evocative of a financial crash.
Foot Trails's self-guided walks, which range from five to 10 miles, are all off the beaten track (avoiding national trails and tourists routes), so it'll most likely be just you and the moody, evocative winter landscape.
Dozens of evocative wooden churches dating back centuries are clearly signposted, both in Poland and Slovakia, as part of a "wooden architecture trail".
