Sentence examples for trail held from inspiring English sources

The Azalea-Dogwood Trail, held annually in March and April, is a driving tour through the city's neighbourhoods.

The other, known as the Abau Trail held the possibility.

We walked up a beautiful trail, held close by thick shrubs and many spring flowers and, as the leader told us about the night sky and the moonrise, I became the de facto plant identifier.

Eyebrows were raised when she was snapped on the campaign trail holding hands with her husband.

Many hounded the governor along the campaign trail, holding up Confederate battle flags whenever he went.

Vividly, she saw him at the peak of the Wildcat Canyon trail, holding his complicated camera aloft, peering through the viewfinder.

THE PLOT THICKENS: "Wild," Cheryl Strayed's memoir of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, holds steady at No. 7 in its second week on the hardcover nonfiction list.

But he has also been less visible on the campaign trail, holding no public events for days at a time or making just one appearance each day.

Mr. Romney often promotes his health care bill in Massachusetts on the campaign trail, holding it up as a private-market-based solution to the problem of the uninsured, as opposed to "socialized medicine," or "Hillary-care," as he often says.

The park was closed to the public during the rainstorm after some small runoffs were discovered, but the newly reconstructed park trails held up well during last week's storms, Ahern said.

He would tie a rope to a tumbling belt around the runner's waist, and tow the runner up and down the high-altitude trails, holding the other end of the rope as he drove his Volkswagen Bug.