Sentence examples for trail means from inspiring English sources

The fact that he has never been on the campaign trail means that no one, least of all his rivals, has any idea what to expect.

"The Shaun in the City trail means so much to me," creator Nick Park said.

"This trail means … there is a narrow strip of deforestation, usually something like 15 to 20 meters in width, … to the point that some of the trees in the canopy actually remain in contact overhead, thereby allowing upper canopy species to move through their habitat without experiencing as much fragmentation as they would when 'real' access roads are built".

Usually, two logs across the trail means it's closed.

The trail, meant to be followed with the help of a colorful map and field guide, is really two.

The need for grass and forage to feed their stock along the trail meant emigrants could not realistically leave until springtime, when the grasses were again growing.

He talked about playing in the 22-hour daylight of summer and 22-hour night of winter; driving a snowmobile across the tundra at 8, aware that to lose the trail meant risking death ("It really teaches you responsibility, he said"); speaking Inuktitut with his mother and friends and French with his father; and learning English from television shows.

Differences in TRAIL mean values across study phases were analyzed using analysis of variance (ANOVA) for repeated measures.

The second member of the TNDR family induced by p53 is the death-domain-containing receptor for TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL, mean PONDR FIT score of 0.349), killer or death receptor-5 (DR5, mean PONDR FIT score of 0.437).

At least the fact that there's a paper-trail means it'd be hard to get away with a crime while working for one of August's partners.

[DNA Info] New Yorkers may soon get a glimpse of a NASA experiment that will launch rockets in the sky, leaving long illuminated trails meant to study winds at the edge of space.