Sentence examples for helpful trail from inspiring English sources

Nugs (plugs posing as news) continue to flourish at Tony Hall's BBC, and the latest trend is to move beyond the Today programme and other news output and place thinly-disguised puffs in other genres - as with the recent innovative sug (plug posing as soap) in which The Archers provided a helpful trail for the Beeb's coverage of the FA Cup Final.

This is a very helpful paper trail if a client wants to have a better understanding of your progress.

Community Services & Parks Director George Chapjian said the funds could be especially helpful for trail repairs since the city has not received a share of the federal funds that will support similar efforts in the Angeles National Forest.

Wilderness also publishes the helpful "North Bay Trails," by David Weintraub ($16.95).

On each trail, helpful volunteers from a regional club called the Blue Mountain Jeep Alliance served as human security blankets.

Carson said he would spend the next week on the campaign trail dispensing helpful tips about how people can defeat earthquakes, tsunamis, and giant asteroids.

She's also a great resource for hand-drawn mountain maps (which were incredibly helpful on my hike), trail condition updates, and professional hiking gear.

This will keep the saddle from slipping backwards and is especially helpful for on the trail.

Finally, I'd suggest they read Fanny Trollope's "Domestic Manners of the Americans" and Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72" as helpful reminders of the fact that someone with a bracing sense of humor and a highly developed consciousness of the absurd is (whether they know it or not) always present, always watching everything they do.

But do everything possible to avoid the goof-ups as that type of paper trail is not helpful.

Scented trails are probably helpful within a limited area, proportionate to the size of the animal; olfaction plays an important role in the life of mammals.