Sentence examples for many trails that from inspiring English sources

Only an outsider, they believe, will follow the many trails that lead to the White House.

Mr. bin Laden is believed to have slipped into Pakistan on one of the many trails that lace the region.

While not in lab, Julie enjoys rock climbing, hiking and photographing the many trails that the Bay Area offers, and watching theater performances.

The park is the jewel in Colorado's vertiginous crown; no trip to this part of America is complete without at least some time walking on the many trails that take you through this most spectacular chunk of wilderness.

It's a rare ecosystem, trapped between the ocean and freshwater hinterland, which attracts a rich variety of birdlife and rewards a gentle hike along its many trails that stretch from the beach to the thickly-forested interior.

"Northern Westchester is not a place you go to be seen," Mr. Renwick explained, adding that the area attracts people whose idea of leisure is to sit by a pool and read a book, or to go horseback-riding or hiking on the many trails that crisscross the area.

The lower portion of the park reopened to the public in June, but much of it remains closed as restoration work continues on many of the trails that were filled with mud and debris during the ensuing winter storms.

Although there is no trail that follows the main canyon (as it is traversed by State Route 133), there are many trails, mostly hiking, that lead up narrow side canyons, as well as a trail that circumnavigates Laguna Lakes.

The Town of Richmond, which encompasses about 19 square miles, has many dirt roads and mountain trails that are open to the public, offering ample opportunities for horseback riding and snowmobiling.

In his current hometown, the difference from Manhattan or Tokyo is as easy to spot as the horse trails that run alongside many of the streets.

Asked how many times he had skied the trails that make up the Whistler downhill, Dixon laughed and said: "You mean since I was 2 years old, or just lately?" But the Canadians' secret knowledge of the downhill course may be short-lived.