Sentence examples for trail from which from inspiring English sources

A Diary From the 2012 Campaign Trail," from which this article is adapted.

Dakota Cyclery also provides car shuttling services, generally driving bikers to the north end of the trail, from which they return to Medora; costs start at $125.

But what the writs did achieve was to create a paper trail from which Imroz was able to estimate that 8,000 Kashmiri non-combatants had vanished from army custody in a state the size of Ireland – four times more than disappeared under Pinochet in Chile.

Businessmen and expatriates jog along the same trails from which labourers pilfer firewood for cooking and bathing.

Arenal is set with its own national park, within which there are numerous trails from which to explore the area's fauna and flora.

Guests have a wide range of ski trails from which to choose, but also have a true hotel with clean sheets and fine wines waiting for them at the end of a long day.

But the park boasts suspended walking trails from which hikers can gaze upon the incredibly unique formations of granite rock and highly diverse tree populations in its forest, thereby preventing a high impact from foot traffic and keeping travelers in safe, designated areas.

It was the tourist trail formula, from which we broke away whenever possible, even dining on spicy couscous with chickpeas and mutton-like camel meat in the old quarter of Ghadames.

The dust is finally settling on the American civil war that saw the USARL take over as governing body from the AMNRL, leaving a trail of destruction from which Offerdahl and few others have emerged unscathed.

Vehicular access to the park is largely limited to short roads leading to trail heads around its perimeter, from which hiking trails lead into the interior.

A rapidly rotating shutter in front of the open lens makes it possible to photograph the meteor trail in short segments, from which the velocity and deceleration of a meteor can be computed.