Sentence examples for trail from that from inspiring English sources
The trail from that scorched earth policy to the conflagration to come, whenever Scotland next votes on independence, is easily traced.
After establishing the center point of their parcel, Hudson and his partners built a trail from that point to their boat on the Cuyahoga.
"This report, in great detail, shows a paper trail going from that authorization" by Mr. Rumsfeld "to Guantánamo to Afghanistan and to Iraq," Mr. Levin said.
John Calhoun Johnson of Placerville surveyed and cleared a shorter, lower (and thus less snow-covered) trail east from that town in 1852, completing the work by the summer.
The Pilgrims bought an old 420-acre park inholding beyond that tenuous outpost, 13 miles up a trail from McCarthy that repeatedly crossed avalanche zones and frozen McCarthy Creek.
Stuart Hall remains one of the few trail-blazers from that time still able to inspire a broader public.
That something — mystique and magnetism to some, arrogance and self-importance to others — has trailed Lewis from that first day of practice 17 years ago to Sunday's kickoff.
Four spas that opened since 2005 lie just 20 to 60 miles from Quebec City and close to national parks as well, creating a convenient circuit for those seeking to commune with nature on the trails and recover from that communion off-trail.
The Kelvin Heights suburbs are in demand for their lakefront views and proximity to the scenic Queenstown Trail, a 110km biking trail that loops from the lake to nearby towns, beauty spots and wineries.
The latter supports the idea that these animals seem able to distinguish between trails from individuals that they did and did not inseminate before.
He came in the other day and barely had a sip of water before he was off again, following the scent trail from a family that had come the previous night.
