Sentence examples for finding a trail from inspiring English sources

Determined, we pressed on, eventually finding a trail through the woody brush from which we were able to get our first views of the boatyard.

Find the closest trail and go hiking: Now hiking doesn't have to mean trekking up the nearest mountain, it simply means getting to the closest nature area and finding a trail that will suit your family's fitness and age level.

SADDLE UP AND PASS THE BOUDIN FINDING A TRAIL RIDE Zydeco trail rides take place primarily in Louisiana and Texas.

Finding a trail of blood, NTC fighters followed it to a sandy culvert with two storm drains.

I must have crept a hundred metres away from the track, pushing through thick jungle then finding a faint trail that led downhill towards the roar of the river.

I pitched my tent and built a fire pit before finding a small trail at the east end of the campground.

"A big problem for us is when say a tank has been destroyed and then moved, we are finding a clear radiation trail.

On finding a seed, foragers return to the trail network and then follow the main trail back to the nest.

Then, too, there was a tendency to hold these strong horizontals on the top line, with trailing descenders finding a typical length, long or short on the basis of ancient habits.

In the exhibition game, USC trailed 14-1 befindingnding a rhythm.

In 2010, he walked the Pennine Way, a moor-strewed path sometimes referred to as Britain's equivalent of the Appalachian Trail, and succeeded at finding a forum for his poetry and a bed to lay his head each night.