Sentence examples for sort of trail from inspiring English sources

Steinmetz would follow the path, a sort of trail of bread crumbs, with a handheld G.P.S.

Unbeknown to customers, the shop was also blazing another sort of trail.

Ms. Solnit, who is herself an avid walker and elegant essayist, calls one such book "a sort of trail mix made up of bite-size epiphanies, moral lessons, blisters, social encounters and recounted practical details".

"There's a sort of trail between my desk, where I think about things, and the piano, where there will be some open music, and another area, where I will have some drawing up, and I will dock between those three things".

The invite doesn't offer much insight; it shows a couple of rocks lined up like some sort of trail, while the top reads "Join us to see what's behind the bend".

Nor did they see any sort of trail left by it.

The tapping just sort of trailed off.

-- before urging the few listening to join him in a version of "God Bless America" that just sort of trailed off.

McCain says, the he trusts the generals and appreciates that the President has a lot to balance, but...uhm....then he says "SURGE" and sort of trails off...OK, he's back now.

True, it is hard to find a state now that isn't trying to capitalize on some sort of wine trail.

"Anyone can walk into a jewellers and the gold can be smelted down within 20 minutes," says Uppal. "There needs to be some sort of audit trail.