Sentence examples for trail barely from inspiring English sources

For some, a paper trail barely existed.

A trail, barely visible from on top, dips beneath the lip of the bluff and makes mossy, muddy switchback progress down to the Olmsted-designed Interlaken Drive. Olmsted-designed Interlaken Drive

The path crosses a stone bridge, and another trail, barely discernible, leads off to the right, dropping into a grove of dragon trees.

Jimmy Carter, a nuclear submarine that is reputed to have the ability to tap cables sitting on the ocean floor; a photo of the starry night sky with a spy satellite's light trail barely visible at its center; and an endlessly scrolling list of hundreds of top-secret code names for N.S.A. operations (Electron Sword, Quantum Mush, Elegant Chaos, Ferret Cannon, Tiger Donut, Koala Punch).

The trail is barely visible, unless you know it's there.

By John Luther Adams June 17 , 2015The trail is barely visible, unless you know it's there.

Larger anxieties, like their status as underage runaways, in love, with the authorities on their trail, are barely mentioned.

"I wasn't born with four aces in my hand," Mr. Perry now says on the trail — a barely veiled reference to Mr. Romney's multimillion-dollar fortune and patrician upbringing as the son of a governor.

One of the largest river-restoration projects in the country has sent a gentle current of water meandering through what just a year ago was largely a sandy, rocky bed best used as a horse trail and barely distinguishable from the surrounding high desert scrub.

When that game ended, Manchester City was still trailing with barely two minutes to play, allowing Manchester's United's players, along with Ferguson, to believe, for a sublime moment, that they had won the top division of English soccer for the 20th time since the forerunner of the Premier League was established in 1892.

We would travel three hours in total, on a trail that could barely be described as a road, and drive back in the pitch of night.