What on earth is leftover chocolate (Front-page trail for Cook section, 26 March)?
The front-page trail for your special supplement (9 February) says "The ultimate guide to a good night's sleep" alongside a picture of a woman occupying the majority of the bed and the man on the edge.
Another idea suggests boxes at the bottom of a page could trail later chapters or quotes saying "brought to you by Company A".
You see, Kristopher, kept what seems like a very detailed log of his dealings with Sears — a good practice by the way — and is willing to "trade my 180 page email trail (compiled into a single PDF doc for your convenience)" for a 64GB iPad.
PAGE C1 Yankees Even With Twins Red Soxx Trail A's, 2-0 JaboveGiambi, above, drove in two runs and Andy Pettitte pitched seven strong innings as the Yankees beat Minnesota, 4-1, in Game 2 of their division series.
Our desires, infatuations, fears and obsessions free fall onto the lit page, and we trail into a state of self-confession, almost dissociating the physical, fleshy being on the other side of our transmission from the message itself.
He used Ibn Battuta's own extensive records as the inspiration for the text, parts of which themselves travel along a swirling trail from page to page.
The three volumes of his diaries, amounting to almost 2,700 pages, constitute the trail of a mind considering its own progress.
PAGE 28 U.S. Trails in Davis Cup The United States Davis Cup tennis team lost the doubles to Switzerland yesterday in Basel.
Secondly, Trailfire has implemented personal trail pages that consists of a numbered list of each of the links in the trail along with a thumbnail of the website.
A pencil moves across a page, the line trailing from it perhaps a horizon, though it's too early to tell.
