Sentence examples for read trails from inspiring English sources

Historians of the book — a new and growing tribe — read books as scouts read trails.

We wended our way down to a sidewalk alongside the Long Island Expressway and, ignoring a sign that read "Trail Closed," went a few yards farther and found a rough trail leading into the woodland's interior.

Even though I knew the nearest town wasn't more than a few miles away, the terrain seemed empty enough to get lost in, and I was reminded of a time in the New Mexico desert when I'd read a trail map wrong and found myself walking in circles.

The remaining challenge is to develop analysis methods that will most effectively read the trail left by published "significant" results.

"Time to shine 'Golden Era' for China-Britain ties brighter" read the trail of May's trip by Xinhua, the CPC-controlled news agency.

Learn to read the trail as it looms ahead so that you know what to avoid - this comes with practice and experience.[1].

The Loyalist Parkway, also known as Highway 33, runs from one end of the county to the other, and through all the main towns – Wellington and Bloomfield are particularly rich with galleries – but keep your eye open for signs reading Arts Trail or Taste Trail.

And I certainly hadn't thought about him in the context of Philadelphia in the 1980s, until I started reading "Paper Trails," a collection of Dexter's journalism published over the years in outlets including The Philadelphia Daily News, The Sacramento Bee, Esquire and Sports Illustrated.

When you read about circular trails, they are nearly always described in a tone of existential despair.

Bike-only trails (read: the scenic route) show in dark green.

He was reading a trail for Archive on 4 when he stumbled over his words just before 8pm on 18 August.