Sentence examples for trail hard from inspiring English sources

In total, B.T.A. loaned the Silk Road Group three hundred million dollars, and these funds were dispersed among its many subsidiaries, making the money trail hard to follow.

The momentum is with "The Artist," which held back at the start of the race while "The Descendants" came out early, hitting the campaign trail hard in September with appearances at film festivals in Toronto and Telluride, Colo.

It's not the least bit surprising or objectionable that Mr. Bush would hit the trail hard at this point, trying to salvage his party's control of Congress and, by extension, his last two years in office.

Like the wives of several other candidates, Mrs. Edwards has hit the campaign trail hard, but with an outspokenness that sharply contrasts with the caution and discipline of her husband.

Simplification, Mr. Fox said, will not come about until voters ask politicians on the campaign trail hard questions about how the 1986 promise to tax all income morphed into a tax code larded with special-interest tax breaks.

So it was no wonder that the cable networks continued to hit the Levy-Condit trail hard yesterday, re-energized with new video of Mr. Condit on television and a new load of issues to discuss: Was he too defensive with Ms. Chung?

The second coming of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy – originally, the Sugababes, now MKS – has been trailed, hard, for well over a year.

The long trail of hard evidence leads to the reward of eventual truth.

Oddly, Mr. Forbes's advisers have been saying that their boss is leaving the campaign trail with hard feelings toward Mr. Bush.

The young couple crisscross China with the police on their trail, travelling hard class to avoid detection, taking in a prison town where every resident – from the hotel cook to the doctor – is a political prisoner, smuggling themselves into Tibet.

A long trail, a hard trail, maybe; but the call comes to us, and we have to go.