Sentence examples for trail hardly from inspiring English sources
Her sunshine-colored jackets on the trail hardly disguise the fact that she's pea-green with envy.
For all the allegations and counterallegations about Medicare on the campaign trail, hardly any words have been uttered about Medicaid, probably because the elderly are considered a more engaged and influential voting group than the poor.
When I was on the campaign trail, hardly a day went by when members of an audience didn't tell anecdotes about the lack of spare parts and training that were relayed to them by friends and relatives in the armed services.
But the end of the investigative trail is hardly in sight.
Still, on the campaign trail, Mr. Gore hardly mentions the trade agreement.
When President Bush said this week that Senate Democrats were more concerned with union support than with national security, his campaign trail attack hardly broke new frontiers in American political discourse.
On the campaign trail, it's hardly registered.
In addition, cell surface antigen-bound scFv scTRAIL also activated the murine TRAILR, which is, similarly to human TRAIL-R2, not or hardly activated by soluble TRAIL.
But most of that was proposed long ago by Mr Obama on the campaign trail, and so can hardly represent an attempt to forge post-election consensus.
"They are astonishingly easy to use and if you can find a way of making people pay for it … " The sentence trails off but Preston hardly needs to spell it out: the iPad is a potential "game-changer".
Lomachenko, like Ramírez, makes boxing look easy – even against a decent opponent such as Han who, although trailing by six points, hardly launched an attack worth the name in the last round.
