Sentence examples for trail of about from inspiring English sources

If he had more than two shoulders, there'd be a trail of about seven across the pitch.

In June a trail of about 70 smaller elephant statues decorated by schoolchildren went on show across Sheffield city centre.

A paved loop trail of about 0.35 mile, furnished with drinking fountains and interpretive signs, can accommodate wheelchairs.

Daft Punk and its team orchestrated a suspense-building trail of hints about a new project with billboard ads and teaser minicommercials on TV.

The talks and their collapse leave a trail of uncertainty about the future of consolidation in the airline industry in Europe and the United States.

Lang's memoir is now red-hot in every way, and the ghost finds himself on the trail of clues about Lang's past.

It is one of those crimes that horrifies the public, leaving a trail of questions about what kind of boys, from what kind of family, would commit such a vicious act so young.

But Indian officials insisted again today that there was already a wide enough trail of evidence about the two groups to justify Pakistan's immediate arrest of their leaders, as well as a shutdown of their activities.

But then Iverson, who answers to the nickname The Answer and who had left a trail of questions about ever reaching his potential, began to fill in the box marked All of the Above.

To the great relief of anyone who enjoys him, Mr. Brown winds up not only laying a breadcrumb trail of clues about Dante (this is "Inferno," after all) but also playing games with time, gender, identity, famous tourist attractions and futuristic medicine.

A week ago, Noem went to the floor of the House of Representative to recount a story she heard from a South Dakota rancher: "He found what he called the trail of death, about 200 of his 600 cows were dead leading up to and throughout a draw". Noem insists that the federal government help these ranchers due to the "unprecedented" nature of the blizzard that blew through her state.