Sentence examples for life trail from inspiring English sources

Re "The Burger That Shattered Her Life: Trail of E. Coli Shows Flaws in Ground Beef Inspection System" (front page, Oct. 4): I think that the safety of meat is an oxymoron.

The Desert Lives (pronounced like "life") trail, diverts off of the Africa Trail before and after the lion and tiger exhibits, and features bighorn sheep and Arabian oryx among the natural buttes.

Whether out of curiosity or an overburdened conscience, Jane begins wedging herself into Sadie's life, trailing her like a sleuth or stalker.

Yet as she fell deeper into that life, trailing the band for weeks at a stretch as it moved from city to city, she also fell into what she now describes as an addiction.

But now, bracing to face voters here in a national election on Nov. 27, this earnest Liberal member of Parliament is fighting for her political life, trailing badly against a flashy candidate for the new conservative party.

The former middleweight boxer is currently in the political fight of his life, trailing in virtually every public poll when matched up against his likely November opponents.

Life trails 30 to 40 years behind the rest of the country here, and the shops that close on a monthly basis either look decrepit, with worn 70s signs, or parachuted in from a low-budget movie set, with garish fronts painted by the same local sign maker.

Their life expectancy trails Australians' as a whole by 18 years.

After a tough layup by Demetrius Conger, Nicholson made a 3-pointer to give the Bonnies life; they trailed, 60-57, with 1 45 left.

His best films share the same warm, airy, inclusive quality, whether they be running amok with teenagers (Dazed and Confused), maundering through a daydream nation (Waking Life) or trailing a pair of star-crossed lovers through the streets of Europe (the glorious double-bill of Before Sunrise and Before Sunset).

The life sciences trailed the field, with a 3% bump.