Sentence examples for tail along from inspiring English sources

The researchers recovered most of Siats' backbone and tail, along with portions of its hip and back leg.

Gone are the days of tired old nags walking nose to tail along well-trodden paths.

There was Somalia, when the international community tucked tail along with the United States after 18 American soldiers were slain.

If Corbyn wants to prove his critics wrong and enjoy a successful term as Labour's leader, he would be well-advised to go back to that stance, shaking his bushy tail along the way.

Holding a data screen in front of her, she anchored the radar to her back and dragged a 12-foot sensor, resembling a gigantic rat tail, along the ice.

There's also no evidence of a ghost writer, a fact one gathers partly from endearingly effortful phrases such as "the streetlights bled the shadow of [the fox's] tail along the pavement behind him like a dark cloak", and partly because a ghost writer might have suggested occasionally stepping up the pace a bit.

Tailing along at the end of the parade were dozens of white pickup trucks mounted with machine guns, reminiscent of the so-called technicals who challenged American troops in Somalia.

In Canberra Turnbull is being tailed along the corridors by about fifty of his closest camera wielding friends all demanding to know what he's up to with all the biatch slapping of the bloviators.

Cameron has said he is "deeply embarrassed" by the picture which shows him posing in tails along with other members of what is invariably described as the "blue-blooded, hard-drinking" Bullingdon Club, including Boris Johnson.

Tropomyosin is an α-helical coiled-coil protein that aligns head-to-tail along the length of the actin filament and regulates its function.

Courtship begins when the female and male start scraping their tails along the sea floor.