Sentence examples for setting a trail for from inspiring English sources

Once the cat takes a treat at a distance, start leaving the treat a little bit closer each time, setting a trail for her to follow that draws her closer to you.

The chancellor said this deal "set a trail for the rest of the country to follow" and, in responding to his recent arbitrary deadline for devolution bids, several combined local authorities have taken him at his word – Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Liverpool and London, among others, have all tabled bids to control their NHS funding.

They kind of opened the door for Bobby Rush along with B.B. King and all the guys who have come before me who set a trail for me to come through the door.

Operators in New York are "blazing a trail, setting an example for school buses around the country".

So despite their untimely demise these sitcoms will always be culturally important because they set the tone and blazed a trail for the bigger, broader comedies.

The Jazz made only three field goals in that stretch and trailed by 27-7, setting a record for a first-quarter low by a Nets opponent.

The more careful among them set the trail for others, blogging detailed accounts of how long it took for the drug to kick in, what sort of effect it had at certain dosages and the duration – and what were the short or long-term consequences.

When the team filmed melanoma cells moving in the lab they made a surprising discovery: the cells were able to find their way without the researchers setting up a chemical trail for them to follow.

And finally we set a date for it, and a place — a bar that used to be fashionable but is now too close to the tourist trail.

The U133A array included three different probe sets for TRAIL (NM_003810), DR5 (TRAIL-R2; NM_003842) and DcR1 (TRAIL-R3; NM_003841) and one probe set for DcR2 (TRAIL-R4; NM_003840), but no probe sets for TRAIL receptor DR4 (TRAIL-R1; NM_003844).

It then set the trail going for what was a disastrous afternoon from a refereeing point of view.